The Shocking Impact of El Niño on Earth in 2024

In this eye-opening episode, we delve into the dramatic effects of the El Niño phenomenon expected in 2024. Witness how this complex weather pattern, arising from the Pacific Ocean, can trigger a cascade of environmental changes across the globe.
We'll explore the science behind El Niño, understanding how it disrupts normal weather patterns, leading to extreme events like floods, droughts, and severe storms. Our journey takes us around the world, showcasing real-time data and expert analysis to predict the potential impacts of the 2024 El Niño.
From the altering of marine ecosystems to the challenges in agriculture and water resources, we examine the far-reaching consequences of this natural phenomenon. The video also highlights the importance of preparedness and adaptation strategies by communities and governments worldwide.
Featuring interviews with climate scientists, meteorologists, and environmentalists, this video is not just a forecast of what's to come but a call to action for global awareness and response to climate-related challenges.
Stay tuned as we unravel the complexities of El Niño and its impending impact on Earth in 2024. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful content on how our planet is changing. Your engagement helps us spread awareness and foster a community ready to face global environmental challenges.

[@NickyDiesel]

The planet will always be fine, remember that. It’s us that will be gone

[@mohann2289]

True that, it's time to go to our Real Home

[@urbina2001]

I agree with you 💯

[@suziefinley328]

The earth will be totally destroyed by fire. 🔥 Heaven is in my heart ❤️ Come Lord come. 🙏

[@teslacumba]

Think about the billions of people dumping chemicals into the ocean every day. The earth will never be the same 😢

[@teslacumba]

​@@suziefinley328in 100 million years...

[@pamelawalker8052]

We will have to adapt. The world and its weather is ever changing. Has been doing this from the beginning before human influence. Its all very fasinating. Living in BC Canada, i love the warmer weather that El Nino brings. The last 3 winters have been harsh, cold and windy. Today Dec 21/23 Its 5C and green, I love it!

[@sunnyday7843]

I am not complaining in MT ! Mild !

[@loriwyoming835]

Not complaining in Wyoming either.

[@Jc-ms5vv]

Can’t adapt to a dead planet

[@sjjdhwhjw1257]

Dying here in India with 45°C

[@chrisedwards196]

Always keep in mind that when recorded temps are quoted they only go as far back as the 1860's. As stated here the El Nino/La Nina have been happening for at least the last 500 years that we know of. This vid doesn't mention the heating of the sea bed by tectonic activity below the earths crust which we have absolutely no effect on. It's just our planet doing what it does & always will do.

[@mlight7402]

Tree ring data shows growth related to water availability and temperature.

[@chrisedwards196]

@@mlight7402 Tree ring studies show they're rather inaccurate & ambiguous at best, check out Keith Briffa's paper on the subject. The IPCC tried to discredit & hide it as it doesn't validate the now famous 'hockey stick' theory.

[@jamesstephens1539]

Finally someone with some sense thank you

[@rosscosan6647]

Completely agree ! …. It’s a living Planet and forever changing…..

[@chrisedwards196]

@@rosscosan6647 There was a huge volcanic eruption which blasted out of the Pacific Ocean recently, they've been very quiet about that too, makes you wonder why 🤔

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Hope we can adapt, work together & get through any crisis. Thanks for the information!

[@zworm2]

Mostly misinformation and outright lies!

[@ozzyprod9332]

@@zworm2care to elaborate?

[@mohann2289]

Really? Any crisis if you are alive you can do it at the mercy of God or else no options

[@ozzyprod9332]

@@mohann2289 yea doubt god has any control over what's coming for humanity.

[@LarryCleveland]

@@zworm2you wouldn't know science if it smacked you in the balls. He was just stating past observations and you go full MAGA😂

[@reluginbuhl]

Something went wrong with temperature units in the text. A temperature increase of 1.5C is not an increase of 35F! I think that the numbers in F got off by a factor of 10 maybe?

[@florenceclerc1935]

I think they translated directly the celsius into fahrenheit: 1.5*1.8 + 32 = 34.7. They should have instead said that it was an increase of 2.7F

[@Encephalitisify]

When they say the temperatures will increase by 1.5 degrees, do you think that in your area summers that once only saw highs of 85 with an occasional 95 will be 87 and 97 respectively?

[@ronjohnson1658]

correct maybe you should talk about temperature changes not absolute temperatures

[@ciuzdamm]

"In the Celsius scale, there are 100 degrees between the freezing point and the boiling point of water compared to 180 degrees in the Fahrenheit scale. This means that 1 °C = 1.8 °F." Therefore: 3C-5C is 5.4F-9F

[@lornareay]

@@Encephalitisify No. The 1.5 degree rise is a global average. Most of the warming is at the poles, (5 - 7 degrees higher on average so far) which lessens the temperature difference between the pole and the rest of the globe. This makes the jet streams more wavy, drawing warmer air towards the poles at times and colder air towards the warmer areas at times. This makes local weather more erratic and extreme. So in your area you will experience much hotter times and much colder times, much wetter, much drier. And sometimes, for now, average weather. As the planet heats up, we can expect the hotter times to dominate even local areas.

[@vasyahohol6054]

That is why, people should support each other everywhere in the world, not fight, then everybody would be happy, no matter what weather…

[@Soothsayer210]

Its all the plan of the Higher Power.

[@randoir1863]

When Vancouver BC hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics, it was an El Nino year, and it was absurdly warm with little to no snowfall that winter, which made for quite a bit of problems with the snowier events . Not to mention the lack of a spring melt that led to one of the warmer and drier abd earlier springs and a much hotter summer that year.

[@EC2sit]

1000 years of water and air pollution by world powers. Called it whatever y'all want Alll man made...

[@Gemzstone1]

We actually had one of the coldest winters on record that year in the UK. It went down to -28c which I had never known here until that year. It was the only time I have ever seen snow for Christmas.

[@edwardkoza8983]

This holiday system, when I heard Bing Crosby's song, "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas", I'd jokingly say outloud, "Dream on! It's an El Nino Year!" Anyhow, on Christmas Day here in Ohio just 10 miles or south of the Great Lakes snow belts (famous for cold, snowy winters), I was outside feeding my rabbits and chickens & collecting eggs wearing nothing but a flannel shirt. Yesterday, I went outside and harvested some collards, kale and chard that were still growing in my garden (It's January & they're actually still green & growing). If this continues, next year I think I'll start raising citrus, pineapples, coconuts and dates. (-:Just kidding. LOL:-) I just glanced at my weather ap on my computer and the temperature is currently reading @ 12:30 PM EST, 1 degree F (.5 degree C for those on the metric scale) below freezing (31 F or -.5 C). Usually in the teens or twenties "F" for highs this time of year. WOW! Actually a slightly chilly day today, don't you think?

[@suzy3840]

Thank you for explaining it so well.

[@mohammadmiftahluqmanulhaki2562]

Its here late November 2023 in Indonesia. El Nino changes weather & temperature dramatically.. Still very hot, humid & minimal rainfall even though usually December is the peak rainfall here..

[@patmiller9770]

Who cares? Focus on what we can control and not what we can't. We are not God. Weather and climate has been changing for millions of years and yet we are still here. We adapted.

[@erniescabin4256]

Nature will find a way to take care of any species that gets out of control. Like she always does, even the ones that think they can control her Good luck and all the best in the new year

[@dlmalley8639]

Agreed 👍 Unbalanced Humans equate to Unbalanced Earth Mother All connected 👌✨🌎💗

[@CloudxBoys]

Mother nature*

[@MarciahelenaAzambuja-hh7cv]

Thank you for this amazing report. I live in southern Brazil I have a lot of concerns about climate changes, we've experienced the must disturbed flood I've ever seen in my 68 yo. I live in the coast in Torres beach, for now we're experiencing a late spring during the summertime. I usually observe my garden while climate changes, it's a mess. Let's work and clean up peer planet as I have been doing for decades.

[@ambercarter9746]

I lived on the pacific coast. I definitely don’t think it’s easy going. It’s always choppy

[@citamedicaapp7393]

Palm Oil is not for human consumption! Sugar is just another poison we can remove. Crops are important, potable water too. Epidemics and wild fires are going to be the normal together with hard rain and snow. Its going to be crazy for sure, no predictions needed

[@barrywainwright3391]

Its December 29, 2023 and its 54 degrees for a day time for high. I've never saw this time of year so warm.

[@jamiemcdonald3892]

I’m from the uk and work outside never seen it this mild before

[@peterallman8474]

0:56, "...El Nino heating the water BY 32.4 to 32.9 degrees Fahrenheit! I knew this was just plain ridiculous, so looked it up. (Wikipedia and other sources with minimal variations) "However, the Japan Meteorological Agency declares that an El Niño event has started when the average five month sea surface temperature deviation for the Niño 3 region, is over 0.5 °C (0.90 °F) warmer for six consecutive months or longer." Note the decimal points, so we're talking a less than 1° warming, be it Fahrenheit or Celsius. Very far from a warming BY 32.4° etc. In publishing there are people called proof readers who check this sort of thing before printing. Sadly missing in KZbin contributors.

[@Wulfgeir]

6:55 Together we stand Unated.

[@bobman929]

Lol

[@davidbennett5601]

Very interesting, I will be fishing in Kenya in Feb, and read the news from that country. Flooding, people drowning in the desert. EL Nino

[@7th.trumpet]

Thanks to Mr El Nińo,,I've hardly had to have the heating on this Christmas ! Certainly kept the bills down anyway 👍🏻🍻.

[@aikogiron3449]

Watching this now. Philippines is experiencing it now.

[@astronova1]

El Nino definitely seems to have a drastic impact on our weather. We had the hottest driest summer in history here in the southeast US. Keep it up with great content! 👍

[@wmterwil1]

To help us to start planting trees to help reduce CO2 , because the vast removing trees, without planting trees afterwards of clearing the land of trees.

[@willorr1494]

Iagree planting trees is the best way to reduce carbon, the world better start , the weather paterns are changing real quick, I Told m kids not to have kids if they , we live long enough.

[@Jc-ms5vv]

Sorry but won’t save us now

[@jon-gz4ed]

covering the earth with concrete does not help ,where i live in the uk they planted trees about 22 years ago and they grew to about 20 ft ,then 2 years ago they took them all out to build flats and houses its proves to me that if climate change is that important they would have left them there now all the grass around them has gone

[@clive1294]

Just a word of sanity here. I have been watching the enso figures for about 20 years now. This latest el nino presents every semblance of being the weakest, shortest el nino on record. Approximately one month long, and a maximum strength of 0.6 (1990 el nino - give or take 5 years, maximum strength of 2.0). I guess it could do a U-turn and actually become a strong el nino, but at this time that is not looking likely - the more probable near future looks to be a return to la nina.

[@TheOttomann64]

Thank you.

[@andypowell7844]

I live in far south Philippines. Winter has not had any cooler weather yet in November/ December/January. Still mid-30s Celsius daytime and 27/29 at night

[@lorismith-it6rm]

All the Centigrade Numbers have been converted to Fahrenheit Temperatures rather than differences so the numbers are all to high by 32F

[@CharlesHarpolek4vud]

Test yourself and your family---- if you feel you can survive these emergencies, then you're OK. Here is the electrical outage that happened in Texas recently and also use the emergency in New Orleans/Katrina caused problems. If you and your family can survive this type of emergency, then unless you are nuclear bombed, you will be OK. These two are the worst things you're going to face and if you can face them and survive, you're ready for your future. Do these tests and you will know.

[@ButtercupBusyBee]

What test? 😮

[@bonniepoole1095]

The temperature conversions from centigrade to fahrenheit in this video are incorrect. La Niña events are indicated by sea-surface temperature decreases of more than 0.5 degrees Celsius (0.9 degrees Fahrenheit) for at least five successive three-month seasons. Surface ocean temps during La Nina 1988 dropped temeratures about 4 degrees Celcius (7 degrees Ffahrenheit.)

[@anajardimbr]

Immense numbers of fires in the AMAZON region due to the DROUGHT that has come with EL NINO in 2024, as well as great floodings in South Brazil and cyclones too.😮

[@lolitarouge]

SEVERE DROUGHT IN SOUTH OF SPAIN ALSO

[@jfhoward8264]

To prepare means work on the infrastructure... build more and better water drain off areas, water encatchment areas, dams, etc.. build better forest access roads, clear dried debries from forest areas, re-enforce hill embankment areas, build stronger windproof buildings, remove weak billboards, Bury powerlines, and telephonelines, and much more...

[@hunati31]

0:56 Whoever made this video clearly does not understand what is 1 degree Celsius temperature difference. It's just about 2 degrees Fahrenheit not 34F... Throughout this video the confusion and the misunderstanding is massive. Everyone is confused who does not understand the magnitude of the metric system. The GOLD standard of measurements...

[@tanapatjantarak-im3lz]

โลกเปลี่ยนแปลงตลอดเวลาตามใจเรา อยากให้เป็น....

[@eddymohd5282]

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[@SK-zi3sr]

El Niño, I hate how hot and dry it makes Australia, it’s caused me to sick from the heat

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

Theres a video image in your video showing energy fluctuations on Earth in colours. Can the radius in the equator create and project energy alteration and modulation signals like conducting command center nodes area located on the equitorial radius that can propagate depolarization and repolarization waves of electrical current on both sides of the poles adjusting the Earth oscillatory waves like orange many sides meaning those nodes should be placed around and along the midst of equator like stations at the same time calculating the Earth distance to the Sun as well as radiusly sending modulatory antiparticle of the Sun rays if needed only to tone down the Effect of El Nino phenomena as an intial remedy while the 2nd remedy be Nature solutions. In neuroscience for example brain waves of neuro patients be manipulated electrically or energetically by using counterstimulants or stimulants such as Glutamate drugs and GABA drugs, as hypothetical comparison for Earth focus effect.

[@grantkruse1812]

Catch a breath...Then apply for a job as writer for Comedy Central, they could use a person with your vocabulary and imagination.

[@TampaDave]

In response to your question, my calculations indicate that the answer is: possibly, if the conditions are right.

[@danielwalbridge1406]

I think it's time to pass legislation to prevent aircraft Emissions. Email your representatives.

[@TheFarmerfitz]

Where I am in Alberta Canada, Elinio usually causes Drought.

[@TheRealCheckmate]

*THIS IS NOTHING BUT A COMMERCIAL FOR A TENT!*

[@fredramirez1687]

Good info but there’s nothing we can do to stop it but it is wise to be prepared.

[@N.C.SSN-777]

The best I've heard it explained.

[@mikebottrall9685]

This Elnio in Australia this year has brought a lot of rain and is still raining as I write this comment along the eastern seaboard. So it not a guarantee heat of heat and dry conditions.

[@donhansen1175]

The huge under water volcano eruption Hunga Tonga had a role. Don Hansen

[@ilovesuisse1]

Wildfires in Australia have always been around, sometimes fires happen because of lightning, sometimes from careless people throwing out a cigarette butt out of their car, sometimes deliberately lit by people. Sometimes from the hot weather. Either way fires there are hardly a new phenomenon.

[@trasselkuf893]

The strenght is new, not the cause.

[@rikyntipariat054]

Yea that's true.. But can you tell me why are green vegetation too get burned.

[@keithcollier7962]

@@trasselkuf893 The fires are more intense because the "Greenies" have stopped the annual burning of the forest re-growth. Native peoples burned the bush to get food which stopped intense fire storms.

[@katheyjberry]

Fact. But doesn't change the results from La Nina & El Nino

[@jroar123]

Explain to me why KZbin placed their nonsensical opinion at the bottom of your video? They seem to not understand real science and feel it necessary to vandalize your work.

[@indorailfans2532]

This year Indonesia has higher temperatures and less rainfall than previous years

[@universal_wisdom3416]

Lava spewed from the ground for tens of thousands of years at one point in Earths history. But here we are today. The Earth will never be in danger, but as for the rest of us, there may only be a few hundred survivors.

[@theboysafterdark]

almost like i saw this exact video on Astrums channel 6 months ago 🤔

[@dreadhead170]

I wonder how many times phenomenon has been said? The U.S seem to love this word.

[@katrinthode2867]

El Niño and La Niña....I call them cleaning. Our Mother is taking a Shower!

[@helenellsworth9556]

Meanwhile in Australia, we are well into summer with temperature around 32- 27 ° at best 🤦

[@bdavis8348]

I am quite sure that or at least I would hope that the narrator is simply reading a very poorly worded scrip. I couldn't get through the first 2min, 16sec with out stopping the vid in complete disbelief. Because at the 2:16 mark the thermal map is incorrect for the topic (La Nina) in fact it show a thermal map of a Le Nino. The second point is the water temp should have been stated and noted that the water temp can decrease from an average of 41f to 37f or 5c to 3c. It was at this point that after studding this subject for years I simply had to move on. I would Strongly recommend to anyone that sees this vid do some homework of there own on the topic as there are a number of vids out there with a much higher degree of accuracy.

[@ronjohnson1658]

El Nino and La Nina please

[@Cliff074]

This video was posted only a month ago. I find it funny right at 14:00 he said: “meteorologists are already recording signs of El Niño, which is very likely to begin in late summer of 2023 or very early in 2024.” By the time this video was posted, we were already out of summer considering, summer ended on September 22nd, and fall began. You’re two months behind with your video bud 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@user-kn9yy3ee2p]

Funny how el niño benefits my province, Mendoza is bone dry in la niña, but during el niño mendoza has more rainfall and less zonda wind, 40kmh dry wind that comes from the andes

[@alikamal3464]

Well it doesn't really affect me where I am. If anything it's better. Less miserable rain. :)

[@fugazifrog876]

No way, it's going to be hot in Arizona.

[@TampaDave]

Arizona: heat and hate prevail.

[@berndhase4399]

The WEF and UN approve of this message! Greta sends her regards!

[@jeanbrown8295]

They would put it all down to human activity,but the truth is,there has always been El Niño and La Niña ,it has nothing to do with humans,and the planet has gone through repeated cooling and heating,at the moment it’s warming,but it will not mean we are all going to die in a few years.I am much more worried that some nutcase will start a nuclear war.As for records,they go back a mere 200 yrs,earth has been here 4 billion yrs.

[@jeffdunnell6693]

Trophy 🏆 of truth reality

[@user-kb6yi2ml3x]

Well DAMN!!! That's just depressing as hell!!! Like i wasn't already depressed enough. Now ive got the gd weather to worry about. Now i can see why some cultures hundreds of years ago, lived Underground makes complete and total sense now. It got too hot up top... And cultures in the flood zones lived in the mountains.. Oh it all makes perfect sense now....WOW !!!! All that in one show... sweet.👍👍

[@adolffuller4076]

You said it's very difficult to predict and now you are predicted in 2024 ..

[@1painter4hire]

Geoengineering is really the problem, Your government is really really the problem Actually.

[@andrewwills8516]

Solar maximum, not human climate change...rich people stealing your money's

[@user-qy2de6zz8d]

The earth is full with the fullness thereof

[@husker22chad63]

El Niño even changed the spelling of United to Unated!

[@j.p.d.financialservices7298]

Climate is so complex that it might take several more centuries of climate data to truly understand and predict how it affects various parts of the world. We will continue to collect more data leading to a better understanding but humanity is trying to control the weather. So anything can happen to cause worse disasters around the world.

[@Jc-ms5vv]

We’ll be lucky if the planet is still habitable come 2030

[@SolidDuke77]

Not bad but I would include zombies and radioactive mutants for maximum fear points, can't have an apocalypse without at least the zombies, just wouldn't be right.

[@waynepickering129]

Total opposites in Australia, no droughts or fires so far. Floods and rain so far.

[@yousifatobiya7279]

The summary of climate change is easy. It is the change of humidity in atmosphere, which produce between the (land)and the(seas & oceans) on the other hand... Occurring of rains, snow, storms, and floods at time and in unexpected places, confirm my theory(the change in the directions of winds)which must be balanced... How to reduce the heat of the earth and atmosphere? We must supply the earth with a natural cooling places... Results: ---------- 1- To balance the water vapor which produces between the( ground)and the(seas and oceans )... 2- To balance the pressures of the air in the atmosphere... 3- To balance the directions of winds which caused the climate change... 4- To control upon the storms and harricans... 5- To revive the the first theory of climate change (dynamic horizontal movement). 6- To balance the percentage of gases forming the atmosphere. NOTE :The lack of water vapor is of land not of seas and oceans... These studies had completed and sent on July 26th 2000... Yousif A Tobiya

[@richardduplessisrick1703]

It's called Harp not El Nino.

[@joywest8411]

Yep good 'ol H.A.R.R.P. Research it if Unaware. 💡

[@colinrossiter5719]

@@joywest8411 haarp High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

El Nino has had little to no impact on Australia, at least as far as I'm aware. It's been abnormally humid when it should be dry. We've had a number of downpours and a major tropical cyclone which are meant to be rarer during El Nino.

[@helenellsworth9556]

Manipulation of weather, that's what's causing it

[@chrisdeason4904]

Wettest Christmas for years, get in Aus this year..

[@ruffyluv895]

You definitely don’t live in Perth.. it’s beyond, beyond hot. 27degrees now feels 37 and 37 now feels 50 Don’t take the weather app seriously anymore. The beaches are far more empty these days

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

@@ruffyluv895 El nino has little effect on WA.

[@ruffyluv895]

@@JustAnotherAccount8 I live here in Perth and have so for the past 10 years. The heat is 100per cent rising. Talk of the town. A few days ago we experienced a complete dry storm with red lightning bolts all throughout the city that lasted over an hour and a half. For locals, this is not normal at all. Over east you guys are experiencing rain and humidity. Over here, we are experiencing heat that like I said, does not match the temperature. If you wanna ask someone, call a friend in Perth.

[@genesulit492]

Not only planets traver in their respective orbit, but our galaxy the milky way travels also to its way which I do not know how it is called and it is travelling and passing a variety of weather phenomenons and have it's almost definite cycle these are the reasons why earth is cycling experiencing these variety of phenomenon.

[@lornareay]

Er, no. There is no weather in space. You only have weather in a planetary atmosphere.

[@imotimobile]

OUR SURVIVAL IS IN UNITY

[@nataliehozjan9103]

Yes THE WEATHER DOES WHAT I DOES SO I AGREE THE ATTENTION SHOULD BE ON WEATHER AND NOT STARTING WARS

[@Ninageofrey4313]

Even though its coming promise that we will succeed to survive😔😔😔

[@helpAmerica1]

Canada again under the Cold, -27C as highs coming... Home heating fules consumption soar.

[@jasonrowe9224]

Wettest El Niño we ever had here in Sydney

[@sevens880]

In Australia we've had plenty of rain, all our dams are full in the middle of summer, the weather has been quite good, nothing out for ordinary, apart from a bit of emotive propaganda here and there.

[@Mediterrannee02]

La Nina, sir!

[@user-vv2fi8uo5v]

You said something about The Ninos affecting the harvest of European Countrys, Isn't that what The Current Wars are Doing? How else is a Country Harvested?

[@mallymore2154]

It the name of the weather weapons they have in high altitude.

[@richardjarrell3585]

1:51 La Niña is misspelled here

[@jennylynarcher8986]

They literally just said recently on other news sources that El Niño is weakening.

[@yousifatobiya7279]

The occurrence of stoms,rains,ice, and floods at times and in unexpected places,confirms my theory the end of the (dynamic horizontal movement )which needs to balance and it sill under control to balance... But about earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, sinkholes, tsunami, dry lakes and rivers, flow of water from the mountains and hills,explodeand of eyes water from the ground, formation of new mountains or islands, collaps of mountains ,and cracks on ground,& ,& ,&,they are out of control or balance... Note :The earth will become like Venus... Yousif A Tobiya

[@Encephalitisify]

I love how they come up with a different name for global warming every season. I wonder what they will blame it on when it’s an El Niño.

[@KMbuilt]

Those 2 cycles have happened for ever! But they call it "climate change" . I would like to know when in earth's history did the climate NOT changed. And I really hope that when they stop climate change, ....they better stop it in spring time. I would hate for them to stop it in winter! 😂

[@oiuhev]

Are u guys like 10 years old or something??

[@indianastan]

Trump 😆

[@silvermainecoons3269]

El Niño has been around forever. You climate change deniers are unbelievably dense. You take medical advice from Donald Trump, nothing more needs to be said.

[@silvermainecoons3269]

@@KMbuilt👈🏼MAGA 🤡🐑

[@Nightscape_]

Whew, I'm happy I'm in a safe zone and don't have to worry about this. I'll just sit back, relax, and let the Americans, Chinese, and Russians clean this up.

[@abysswalker1042]

You're welcome 🤗

[@changingoftheguard7256]

El Caminos and La Minows while playing dominoes in a sombrero call up the amigos and my hombre tino and eat burritos and tacos with jalapenos and pintos because us saltinos like tequilas and pinions while dancing with Tinas celebrating with pinatas and flamingos. 🤣Shaka Shaka Shaka!

[@DanielBrotten-jq7ce]

So based on this. Weather changes. We detected this in the 1600s. People effected by this are saved with oil based fertilizer. Spun this well ya did.

[@sobanosilva8585]

Mother nature is very fickle and may not always behave as we predict. So far El Nino is not showing effects as expected last fall. It may be that we will see a record devastating heat wave instead of heavy snow or heavier rainfall.

[@leosmith848]

its a pity the people who made this cannot convert a RISE in degrees Celsius to a RISE in Fahrenheit correctly. You do NOT add 32 degrees to a CHANGE.

[@oneof001]

2023 was or is the new hottest year on record.

[@woodspirit98]

So rain and lack of it cause problems especially in marginal lands to begin with. Strange. La Nina doesn't cause cold water.the sun controls temperature.. limes aren't called loms.

[@ziztergabriellahawaii4877]

⁉️ *QUESTION* ⁉️ *TODAY IS SHABBAT, THE 23rd OF DECEMBER 2023, IT SEEMS LIKE IT'S GOING ON NIGH OF A MONTH, WHICH WE'VE BEEN UNDER SIEGE HERE ON THE BIG ISLAND OF HAWAII, MORE DAYS THAN NOT OF WIND DRIVEN COLD RAINS, ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE ISLAND, WHICH IS NORMALLY A TROPICAL PARADISE* *WHAT IS CAUSING THIS* ⁉️

[@Strange087]

🌩 👀 😳 el Nino is not just only coming 😶 ITS ALREADY HERE‼️‼️‼️🤯☝️

[@rickshaw6440]

Nobody discusses the upcoming pole shift that is going to clear out 99% of people plus, in about 20 years. At this point what the weather does just doesn't matter.

[@willorr1494]

I live in Australia, out in the country and the local farmers tell me there is a 7 year cycle. 2007 was a very hot dry year, we had 2 months of 40 degrees c. I dont have mains water and ran out of water in the house 3,,,,4 times... lucky I have more than 1 tank of water. My point being the previous 4 years got hotter and drier each year.... the dry cycle has started again this year 2023....cow farts arent the problem, plastics are and he sun dicatates the weather....scientists have showen us that temp, rises of years of 50 degrees plus have happend in the past with out car polution etc..there were no fossil fuels. humans need to reorganise, it maybe to late with WW3 happening

[@miriamocean6776]

😂😂 so true

[@vasyahohol6054]

Not from the weather all evil, but from Godless minds and actions of some people, a specially from so called leaders of the nations. Would that to be fixed, there will be happiness and peace in all weather … God save us!

[@normanstewart7130]

Can you please try to correct your temperature values. At 8:58 the video gives 37.4 degrees F as equivalent to 3 degrees C. Is this a temperature value or a temperature difference? If it's a temperature value, then it's very low, just above freezing. I don't think that's what you mean. I think you mean a temperature difference; if so then the Celsius equivalent of 37.4 Fahrenheit degrees of warming is 20.8 Celsius degrees.

[@josephfuller6229]

37.8 f is 3.222 degrees Celsius try using Google on occasion genius

[@normanstewart7130]

@@josephfuller6229 Wrong, he's referring to a temperature difference, not a temperature value. The Fahrenheit equivalent is 5.4 Fahrenheit degrees. At 3 deg. Celsius, the water would be nearly frozen!

[@normanstewart7130]

@@josephfuller6229 How could anybody think the water in the tropical Pacific is at 37.8F?

[@josephfuller6229]

@@normanstewart7130 I wasn't even referring to the water temperature just pointing out that 3 Celsius is not 37.4

[@normanstewart7130]

@@josephfuller6229 Well 3C IS 37.4F

[@clydesharman2053]

So basically this has been going on hundreds of years The earth balances itself by using imbalances to correct issues

[@grindupBaker]

Wow that's very sciency of you. It's like a Combo Platter of physical ​science and Deep Deep Philosophy.

[@janettomlin950]

What are our grandchild growing up into. 😢

[@barrywilliams991]

CO2 increase will further warm the panel?! WTH?!

[@SikSika]

Look , at it look just looking at it it's all you can do is look at it

[@yousifatobiya7279]

Lost of (????)L daily as a form of vapor of water from the ground,has a big effect to rise or reduce of temperature by veiling the rays of the sun,and decreasing the earth's radiation... Vapor condensation creates clouds that veil the sun totally,earth and atmosphere ... This a mount of water vapor became produced from(seas and oceans)... This means,the percentage of water vapor which produced from the ground and the (seas&oceans )is difficult... This means the pressures of the air in the atmosphere are different too... This case means the change in the directions of winds,which some called climate change and some called global warming, and then NINO and then LANINA, and this year they called global cooling... Results : These directions of winds, must be balanced... These studies had completed and sent on July 26th 2000... Yousif A Tobiya

[@mehtapramod23]

WE SHOULD INVEST HEAVILY ON ISRO FOR NEXT 20 YEAR IF WE WANT TO BE SUPER POWER UP TO 2047