Fuck You Higher

Last month was the warmest October EVER recorded globally - as scientists warn the record-breaking El Niño is supercharging the climate crisis trib.al/GZMhvbB

Super El Niño 🔥is raging across the Equatorial Pacific -- likely the strongest in 1,000 years, and you're alive to witness its magnitude and power. Shields up! However, this stunning map shows "cooler blue🟦" over 2/3rds of the Lower 48 this winter for temperatures --> due to Pacific storm systems like "ice storms" and "atmospheric rivers" from a firehose / pineapple express🍍which will lead to Nor'easters (blockbuster blizzards). Meteorologists now have the "answer key" for the upcoming winter, and there is no going back. This is "baked in the cake" and will unfold exactly as we feared: planetary warmth is higher in the background, and put a turbocharged and super-moist atmosphere on top. Prepare for perhaps the craziest winter in your lifetime, until the next one in the early 2030s.

*FLORIDA FLOODING | WATER COVERS HOMES AND ROADS IN DAVIE AND SURROUNDING AREAS* DAVIE, FLORIDA — Floodwater continues to cover residential areas across parts of Florida, submerging streets, driveways, and vehicles. In Davie, water levels have risen to the point where only rooftops and upper sections of homes remain visible in some neighborhoods. Several roadways are reported impassable, with vehicles submerged and debris floating through residential streets. Local authorities have advised residents in affected areas to remain indoors and avoid entering floodwater. Emergency teams remain deployed to monitor conditions and assess damage. 📍 Davie, Florida, 🇺🇸

The latest ECMWF update has interestingly shifted its forecast El Niño peak (+4.1°C) one month later to January. This likely owes to relentless westerly wind forcing that continues to shift warm water eastward across the Pacific. El Niño's impacts will extend well into 2027.

EUROPE IN THE EL NIÑO EQUATION: FOX Weather Meteorologist @weatherbender_ breaks down how Super El Niño could influence weather across Europe this fall and winter.

THE ATMOSPHERIC BULLY: A brewing Super El Niño is flexing its influence, shaping weather patterns across the US. FOX Weather Meteorologists Ian Oliver and Haley Meier break down how the powerful climate pattern will continue to affect the U.S. this fall and winter.

THE ATMOSPHERIC BULLY: A brewing Super El Niño is flexing its influence, shaping weather patterns across the US. FOX Weather Meteorologists Ian Oliver and Haley Meier break down how the powerful climate pattern will continue to affect the U.S. this fall and winter.

17” of rain in 6 hours in Palm Beach Gardens, almost 2X the criteria of a 1-1000 year rain event. Tragically it may have been the cause of the jet crash, as a meso low formed and concentrated 5” per hour rain rates, and lightning, with possible icing in the cloud. To be clear, this is the 3rd 1000 year rain event in the US in 3 days, amplified by Super #ElNino. A 1000 year rain event is based on historical statistics, and doesn’t mean it happens only once per 1000 years, it means there’s a 1-1000 chance any year. And in today’s warmer climate, with El Niño too, the atmospheric is now more likely to produce these rare events. #PalmBeach #Florida #Flood

Meteorologists say a super El Niño and a subtropical jet stream are to blame for the heavier rain, more torrential storms and bigger floods. @AkikoFujita is in Huntington Beach, California, with more details.

Meteorologists say a super El Niño and a subtropical jet stream are to blame for the heavier rain, more torrential storms and bigger floods. @AkikoFujita is in Huntington Beach, California, with more details.

BREAKING: Bolivia declares a nationwide state of emergency ahead of what could become the strongest El Niño on record.

Apocalyptic Super El Niño map shows where most people will die from record-breaking calamity trib.al/Dd8lXBi

JUST IN: Scientists warn Pacific Ocean temperatures have surged to a record 6°F above normal, fueling what could become the strongest El Niño in recorded history.

JUST IN: Scientists warn Pacific Ocean temperatures have surged to a record 6°F above normal, fueling what could become the strongest El Niño in recorded history.

Sea-surface temperature anomalies across central-eastern equatorial Pacific, where El Niño develops, is forecast to reach 3.7°C above normal for the Oct-Dec 2026 season. Set to be the highest on record and stronger than the previous record in late 2015. bit.ly/4hFr1XD

Food industry warns of supply shock over Super El Nino economictimes.indiatimes.com…