What's Causing the Ocean Heatwave? (With Jeff Berardelli)

[@parrsnipps4495]

For those people griping about cold local weather, remember climate change/global warming does not mean every single location on the planet is going to be HOT at the same time. It means the AVERAGE global temperature is higher.

[@honesty3440]

B@sht! Manipulation by those payed globalists spreading lies.

[@mendyboio3917]

Mr Berardelli is doing a terrific job communicating such a complicated subject, great job!

[@honesty3440]

He is not!!!

[@humansustainability]

I cannot wrap my head around how anyone can deny the alarming trend of the warming Earth. This situation is literally an ELE that we're watching unfold in real time. We have the knowledge to stop and even reverse it. The saddest point is we don't have the nerve to do so.

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

Lots to do with politics but even than there solutions to stop global warming using conservative solutions so idk why conservatives are against the science. To quote Carl Sagan "It's hard to understand how "conservatives" could oppose safeguarding the environment-that all of us including conservatives and their children-depend on for our very lives. What exactly is it conservatives are conserving?"

[@LK-pc4sq]

Because in usa, Stupidity is abundant!

[@amberazurescale5617]

As an engineer I can't help the feeling that what we currently observe is a complex system in a transition process from one balanced state into a new balanced state - which is yet unknown. This seems to be propelled by multiple drivers that act as a self-reinforcing feedback loop. Warmer oceans lead to more ice melting, water evaporation and warmer atmosphere. Which in turn increases greenhouse effects and releases more methane from permafrost. And that could go on for a couple of years until a new equilibrium state is reached, even if human-caused GHG emissions are cut down. Sounds straight-forward like a tipping point to me. Why are many scientists so careful about that? Is it too simple of an idea?

[@MeissnerEffect]

Yeah, an unknown but balanced tipping point based on permafrost methane? I wonder why no conservative scientists have published a peer-reviewed study?

[@rockalot1635]

Did u see that they are trying to bring back the wooly mammoth. His new home is a park in Siberia. He can aid the packing down of permafrost or the snow and ice over it. Considering how fast things are warming up they should just go on and make a herd.

[@MeissnerEffect]

Some people here too cold? Easy, move to Texas and Florida!! Oh, due to the extreme heat and the fact the GOP governors there don’t allow some workers frequent rest-breaks out of the Sun or to have some fluids you’ll probably want to stay inside all summer every summer. Enjoy!

[@Vid_Master]

Oh darn, the oceans have risen over the entire florida pennisula. its ok now we can swim all day 😊🎉

[@MeissnerEffect]

@@Vid_Master you’re from the future? Enjoy your swimming! 🌻👍🏼 I’d probably get your third degree burns checked out though! And avoid treading on all that rotting marine life. 🧜🏽‍♂️🦋💯. I do feel for the kids and their kids 🙁

[@alf23wlf]

And red state governors oppose expansion of Amtrak. We need more people out of cars.

[@derekmarsden8934]

Rambling incomprehensible us based diatribe

[@MeissnerEffect]

@@derekmarsden8934 yeah, fact-based diatribe is just the worst. About unsafe temperature, unsafe workplace practices, increased hydration concern, human heat safety limits.

[@johnsheehan5109]

420ppm CO2 and rising in the atmosphere, The history of climate indicates that Earth hasn't had that much CO2 in 4 million years, and when it did the ambient temperature was 5-10 degrees Celsius higher and sea level 6 to 30 meters higher.

[@timbookedtwo2375]

water vapor, the socalled GHS with the most impact, is about 20,000ppm in the atmosphere. CO2 is not the control knob

[@johnsheehan5109]

@@timbookedtwo2375 You might also have mentioned methane which is a far more potent greenhouse gas, albeit methane breaks down much quicker (into Co2 and water). My point is that CO2 is a potent indicator of problems ahead, and since it takes hundreds of years to break down it is signaling humanity is in for a shiteshow like we have never experienced. And that we as a species may not survive.

[@donniemoder1466]

Tipping points can be spike like. They can trigger avalanches, start forest fires, kill off millions of fish -- those are spike like events.

[@andyshelly3473]

very informative , this is good stuff . he,s making it so very clear how serious climate change is becoming and will get .

[@TheDoomWizard]

Ha! You got Jeff on! Don't look up! Our planet will be completely transformed by 2030. Civilization collapses.

[@snaglet2284]

The ocean conveyor is slowing, less mix, more hot layer on the top,

[@craigj9361]

I live in Australia we're at the end of our Winter cycle compared to last Winter this year was basically non- existent it felt like sping with a hint of summer which I found to be very disturbing. My opinion due to what's happening globally with the influx of Climate catastrophes the Earth is already in a planetary reset, climate scientist are constantly playing catch up with the new planetary cycles and humanity has left it to late to take action all for the sake of society's need for Entertainment like sports, movie's, music and other trivial interests. We need to be smarter than that. VALUE CHANGE FOR SURVIVAL is the key

[@phil20_20]

We need to consider climate inertia. That's everything combined.

[@kimberlycollison2375]

Not the interview to watch if you want to really know what is happening all around the world RIGHT NOW. This is a softball interview full of spin and sideways talk. Honestly, I expected more from the 2 of you. Please try again, and next time clearly educate the severity and urgency of the climate situation to the Americans watching- they can handle the truth!

[@pvmagnus]

Canadian wildfires have been on steroids over the last few years on a regional basis example BC Alberta etc. Now what we're seeing now is nation wide events the whole country experience this heat dome And places where it hadn't happened before experienced it like Nova Scotia This is definitely a tipping point Basically it seems like the whole northern hemisphere a step jump

[@juguez1]

Germany here, Saxony. 22th of June 17:45 CEST and 31,4°C in the shadow.. Unseasonally/rather hot for late June. All over Europe there is an ongoing drought. And Summer just began :-(

[@donnewton7858]

Such an Inconvenient Truth. Where have I heard that before?

[@robertlussier2944]

DON'T LOOK UP!

[@davehendricks4824]

How about a class action lawsuit against the fossil fuel industry. And take away their subsidies so we’re not paying for that suit. And while we’re at it, how about a lawsuit against Canada for destroying the air quality here in the US? What do they have, 3 guys fighting these fires?

[@michaeldeierhoi4096]

Are aware of the reality that there over 400 fires in Canada right and over 200 are out of control. These fires.exploded onto the boreal forest on such a massive scale and a very rapidly because of the unusually warm dry conditions. Fires these days are burning much more aggressively then in the past because of these warmer drier conditions that resulted from the heat dome like the one Dr Berardelli was talking about.

[@dennisfisher2647]

Nothing wrong with the climate. Snowflakes

[@Puzekat2]

Why wouldn’t you show the graph that you’re talking about?

[@robertwilson214]

And yet.....more and more deny.....it's like the bread and circuses in Rome's dying days...Except global.

[@collapseaphorisms6243]

Thanks all

[@ronaldgarrison8478]

12:00 I have difficulty believing that water vapor from Tonga has a significant greenhouse effect. Water vapor has much too short a persistence in the Atmosphere for an increase to not be quickly compensated for, and the fx to disappear.

[@worzi3]

Lets factor in the atomic bomb tests in the bikini islands, there is NO decaying deuterium in the ocean?

[@jbyrd655]

Misinformation at its worse, because it's cloaked in a (very thin to the knowledgeable) patina of reasonableness and mildly scientific jargon. The fact is that, though the anomaly might have happened anyway, because of the previous 30 years of inaction on addressing AGW (regardless of the reasons), the level of ocean warming is much greater than it would have been otherwise. The sad thiing is that this 'headline is not even particularly relevant. Much more important is the consecutive annual decline in sea ice surrounding Antarctica, likely because of deep ocean heating in the Southern Ocean. Probably beginning the long-predicted rapid acceleration of sea level rise. Not a word about what needs to be done, which is, of course, to eliminate unneccessary conspicuous consumption, specifically by the most consumptive, almost exclusively Western countries, and led overwhelmingly by the US.

[@brianwheeldon4643]

Great comment jbyrd

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

Beradelli is a great meteorologist and science communicator. I’m glad he worked at my local CBS 2 news NYC station for a few years and gave great reports.

[@honesty3440]

Wrong too many times!

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

@@honesty3440 please explain yourself

[@honesty3440]

@@PremierCCGuyMMXVI Read down what I posted. When a professional declare in Florida ocean water has101 degrees(???) in a period of over 2 weeks when the real temp . was 80 degrees, this is either totally missing knowledge, or pure lie. Beside, never ever in Florida ocean water was not 100 degrees , not even 90.

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

@@honesty3440 what is your source for this information? Water temperatures in Florida topped 101°F based off a Bouy in the area. And water temperatures are currently above 90°F throughout the waters surrounding Florida.

[@LK-pc4sq]

Probably one of the best communicators. I also like CBC Vancouver with Patty Wagstaff

[@parrsnipps4495]

This guy's saying the hugely abnormal spike in global ocean temperature isn't a tipping point? He says they don't happen suddenly but over long periods of time - that doesn't sound right. What I've heard is they do happen quickly once a tipping point is breached. If we're not going to get worried about this happening then when are we suppose to get worried?

[@T1tusCr0w]

What he means is that there is probable at some time a change happened. This gives a new set of perimeters. But since we don’t know these we can only see the new highs and try to guess the rest. Another words he is being scientific and cautious, because it’s not been mapped yet. However, what we know is the upper limits is ridiculously high. So something has happened. In a few years it a set of upper and lower limits will be found. But so much is happening it may have changed again.

[@lorimason2288]

@@T1tusCr0w can you say "word salad"

[@ianseaweed]

Not a very clear explanation of this North Atlantic Ocean warming event. KZbin Met Office - UK Weather and the ‘Deep dive 20/06/2023’. Explains the cause, weakened trade winds blowing from Sahara, and it’s a localised event, eastern side and Arctic parts of the Atlantic. Ocean is actually a bit cooler than average on the USA east coast while the UK south west is getting on for 4°C above average June temps. The real concern is the Arctic warming and it’s effect on sea ice this year. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp7WkmuDmMqLf5I

[@pvmagnus]

What impact is this hot having on land water.. are lakes rivers and streams this is crazy crazy this is a tipping Point for biodiversity too

[@libertysprings2244]

My first thought is check the data source. SST is measured by satellites, so was there a satellite change, etc? Satellite changes take time to calibrate with surface devices checking the real temps

[@dianewallace6064]

Great Interview!!! It's all about the physics, folks.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

OK he posted a vid 4 days ago saying abrupt global warming is out of control - so maybe he's figured it out finally.

[@EmeraldView]

We need to cancel Global Warming's gym membership.

[@terrymoore861]

And as a result of the crustal slip from the current pole shift, there is more ocean around the current equator and less trees to soak up the sun's radiation.

[@terrymoore861]

@grindupBaker Lord Christopher Monckton kzbin.info/www/bejne/rp2chmuKmp1jr9E

[@wlhgmk]

Perhaps airliners should use high Sulphur fuels. Might cause some maintenance problems.

[@northerncoloradotransparen1454]

Chicken and egg? Now that is a thought!! How about animal agriculture? This would be the easiest thing we could change quickly. Animal agriculture does have significant environmental impacts: Greenhouse gas emissions: Animal agriculture is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Livestock production, particularly cattle, produces methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Additionally, clearing land for grazing or growing animal feed releases carbon dioxide, contributing to deforestation and climate change. Land and water use: Animal agriculture requires vast amounts of land and water. Raising livestock necessitates large areas for grazing or cultivating animal feed crops. This leads to deforestation, habitat loss, and soil degradation. Furthermore, animal agriculture consumes substantial amounts of water for animal hydration and crop irrigation. Water pollution: The concentration of livestock in factory farming operations generates significant amounts of waste. The runoff from these operations can pollute water bodies, contributing to water pollution and eutrophication. Biodiversity loss: The expansion of animal agriculture encroaches on natural habitats, leading to the loss of biodiversity. Deforestation for grazing or feed crop cultivation reduces habitat availability for various plant and animal species, contributing to species extinction. Antibiotic resistance: The routine use of antibiotics in animal agriculture to promote growth and prevent diseases contributes to the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. This poses risks to human health as well. Soy is a much better protein with a much better nutrition profile. Wake up people!

[@nobody687]

The dude isn't an oceanographer . He can't explain why because he doesn't know. Ask Jim Masa.

[@TheDoomWizard]

Jim Massa is the man!

[@ivandolloso6969]

HEATWAVE ELNINO' 155 COUNTRYSORTAGE WATER 2023 2024

[@cayala1959]

All of this complicated system too much. What I have not heard is that in order to keep nuclear energy cool we use water. So this water cools down the plant and becomes warm. Then this water is returned to the oceans? It cold be as simple as that.

[@nonearlylove]

When things Accelerate.. they happen Faster and Faster and even Faster..! and then Faster..! Norms..?

[@susananderson5029]

Terrific! Very straightforward reality-based presentation for regular folk, covers several important issues.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

I was wondering why this guy was a poser - so I looked him up - oh he's a WEATHERman. haha.

[@pepelepewx]

time to address population.

[@h2rider953]

#StopBurningStuff #ElectrifyEverything #HeatDomes #WavyJetStreams #OceansOverheated #CanadaFires

[@honesty3440]

STOP SPREADING LIES‼️‼️‼️You said ocean in Florida is 101 degrees!! Until 2 days ago for more than 2 weeks was 80 degrees !! Only yesterday begun to get warmer at 86!

[@honesty3440]

@grindupBaker Check it out Juno beach pier 80 degrees!!! Exactly as in winter. Never ever the ocean water here was not so cold!!! 101 degrees Where ? In Santo Domingo???

[@terrymoore861]

Much of the hysteria about seasonal climate change forgets that climate is driven by the seasons and the geographical position of the sun throughout the year. Cloud generation and therefore flooding accelerates when the sun crosses the equator and cloud generation increases as it follows the sun, providing localized seasonal changes in rainfall on changing seasonal regional land surfaces. It is often said by some that cosmic radiation causes cloud nucleation; however, the moisture/humidity has to exist if indeed new cloud is formed by this method. World weather maps generated from satellite data, confirm that the amount of cloud generated around the tropics has increased exponentially, with the loss of forest and as a result of land mass displacement following of the current crustal displacement caused by the current pole shift.

[@alf23wlf]

Must be loving those fossil fuel stock dividends.

[@terrymoore861]

@@alf23wlf Are you? If I had spare cash, I would buy some rainforest to help stabilize the climate and prevent it from being cut down for fossil fuel extraction!

[@freetrailer4poor]

So cold in LA have had my electric space heater on all month in LA.

[@rockalot1635]

Every heard the the ocean describe as the blood in a dead man? Not meaning that it gets cold but that it doesn't move. It's in Revelations. I don't have hope for us anymore but I place my hope in a place that many would laugh at. Go figure.

[@rockalot1635]

@grindupBaker there's more where that came from. Lol but so serious

[@darylsprake8617]

Its the ship fuel

[@pvmagnus]

Crushing it guys. Koodos

[@jeffclaterbaugh3962]

We have been traveling for years and this summer we saw 6 places where tornadoes had hit , 1 earthquake damaged town and floods . First time to see so much bad.

[@anthonymorris5084]

History didn't begin the day you were born.

[@pvmagnus]

#ClimateDeparture 😵‍💫

[@PatriciaLucious-ll2vm]

TMH

[@thomaslusk7621]

Cold here in NYS and June's almost over.

[@scottekoontz]

Warm here in Appalachian PA. I WIN! Global temps are taken from my house.

[@stephenbrown9998]

The sun

[@christinearmington]

Best explanation of ENSO yet. Thanks Jeff! 🎉🌊🌤️☀️🌬️