🌩️ 2026 is looking to be a severe El Nino event, which…
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🌩️ 2026 is looking to be a severe El Nino event, which means the surface temperature of the Eastern Pacific along the equator is much warmer than normal, and even much warmer than a typical El Nino event.
The map shows the general effect in your area during the next 6 - 12 months. The main concern is how agriculture is impacted, especially for agricultural exporters. 🇮🇳 If India has a weak monsoon, its bad. 🇧🇷 If South America is hot and dry, its the same problem. ⛈️ California will get heavy rain storms, ☀️ Florida will have a weak hurricane season. 💨 The global trade winds will shift and cause unusual weather events.
The map shows the general effect in your area during the next 6 - 12 months. The main concern is how agriculture is impacted, especially for agricultural exporters. 🇮🇳 If India has a weak monsoon, its bad. 🇧🇷 If South America is hot and dry, its the same problem. ⛈️ California will get heavy rain storms, ☀️ Florida will have a weak hurricane season. 💨 The global trade winds will shift and cause unusual weather events.
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The solution requires global cooperation, not isolated action.
✅ Investment in climate-resilient agriculture
✅ Advanced early warning and disaster response systems
✅ Smarter water management and conservation
✅ Reduction of carbon emissions worldwide
✅ Strong international coordination on food security and climate policies
If governments, scientists, and global organizations act together now, the impact of a severe El Niño can be reduced before it turns into a worldwide economic and humanitarian crisis.
✅ Investment in climate-resilient agriculture
✅ Advanced early warning and disaster response systems
✅ Smarter water management and conservation
✅ Reduction of carbon emissions worldwide
✅ Strong international coordination on food security and climate policies
If governments, scientists, and global organizations act together now, the impact of a severe El Niño can be reduced before it turns into a worldwide economic and humanitarian crisis.
dont forget about fertilizer and oil crisis because of hormus, india is getting fucked (aswell as many others including us but thats honestly 80% our own fault)
I feel like the retardo version of atlas, carrying the mysterious miserie's and darkness on my shoulders and instead of stopping i willingly load up on more rabbit holes on them.
We need a weekly livestream format where someone goes down the rabbithole on some theories. My YT algo has been treatin me gratefully. For this week i can recommend: Colour theory and colored lenses. People use coloured lenses to treat their water and give it certain benefits. "Dicyanin glasses"
At least the most severe El Nino isn't happening at the same time as the largest energy and fertilizer disruption in recorded histo....oh, wait.
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