El Nino Weather Pattern Enters Record Territory: Scientist
The tropical Pacific anomaly has matched the 2015-16 peak, while drought is killing animals and crops in Central America and forcing canal traffic cuts.
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El Nino weather pattern enters record territory: scientist
Zeke Hausfather, a climatologist at Berkeley Earth and co-author of comprehensive climate change reports for the United Nations, said that the sea surface temperature anomaly in the tropical Pacific now stands at 3.07C, which ties with the 2015-2016 El Nino. "This month (September) is very likely to have the highest monthly anomalies on record, barring something quite unexpected in the coming week," he said in an email. Hausfather's figures, pu…
The incredible El Niño phenomenon has exceeded the highest temperature ever recorded several months before its peak. The latest data show that the increase in...
Temperatures in the Pacific already reach record levels and some forecasts point to anomalies above four degrees Celsius at the end of the year.
New temperature record months before its peak. The article El Niño: UN warning – “Shocking” heat wave, the strongest in the last 1,000 years appeared first on Documento.
El Niño has already reached record levels, several months before its expected peak, that is, before the point at which the warming of the waters of the central and eastern Pacific is expected to reach its greatest intensity. According to the Guardian, the latest data shows that the rise in temperature […] The article El Niño out of bounds before it even reaches its maximum intensity appeared first on Free Press.
The “super” El Niño currently warming the planet has surpassed the highest temperature ever recorded for the phenomenon, several months ahead of its expected peak. The latest data shows that the temperature at the heart of El Niño, in the Pacific Ocean, has now reached 3.05°C. That’s higher than […] The post El Niño: Warning of “Godzilla-level” phenomenon – Dramatically amplifying the climate crisis appeared first on iEidiseis.
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