Prof. Eliot Jacobson@EliotJacobson
Wow! The Australian Bureau of Meteorology has had both the most extreme and most accurate forecasts of the developing El Niño. But this forecast, just released, is so extreme it's hard to believe I'm seeing it. 3.0°C by October. 3.2°C by November. Wow!http://bom.gov.au/climate/model-summary/#tabs=Bureau-model
Weekly ENSO update from NOAA:
El Nino region warming up along the equator but look at the insane warming in the Atlantic from just a 4 week period!!!!
Again, it's impossible for climate change (climate is weather/oceans averaged over 30 years) to cause this in 1 month.
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You can see the predictions at this link too but I won't show them. I think they are not strong enough or long enough with what's likely going to be a Super El Nino.
Very High confidence that global atmospheric/ground level temperatures will be increasing really fast the rest of the year, well into 2024 and get above the highs of 7 years ago(we've been in a global warming pause since then).
When the ocean temps go up, global warming always increases. Been the case for every El Nino. When we have La Nina's, they pause or drop a bit.
The MSM has been going nuts during the pause, I imagine they will ramp that up even more.
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UAH Global Temperature Update for May, 2023: +0.37 deg. C
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Started by metmike - June 3, 2023, 1:51 a.m.
