El Niño 2023 could be a monster! 

The world is full of prudes.

Heat shock probably.

Im just in the back of the bus, enjoying the show, and giving a new meaning to "Heat Stroke"

Fortunately you weren't travelling by plane 😂

😅😅😅 sicko!!!

So right. A natural in front of the camera.

Thank you Matt. Much appreciated :-)

I know what matt here means to say , but never go mainstream. What actually works for channels like this one is being able to pick your own topics , ElNino, sometimes Ecology , Geoengineering if you feel like it , all very important, and I even hope you touch on the politically correct boundaries even more in the future. Mainstream media , most certainly follow agendas , I know enough European state sponsored tv and newspaper outlets, all the same woke agendas en the great green economy revolution etc. Climate and ecology is too important to ever go woke on , or stay within lanes . Keep going where the truth will go. My heroes , among others , were Hardin and Ehrlich, actually scientifically explaining stuff like overpopulation . Science needs bravery again

@@mickeymrinlandrabbit9297 Misuse of the word "woke" again! It means aware and reactive to reality, not the derogative which it has been used as.

national tv shouldn't be as corrupt as it is and there wouldn't even be a reason for this thought to exist. the "news" networks only care about money and the best way to generate money is with drama. factual information doesn't cause drama and so it isn't shown as much as it should be. the rare times it is shown is because it will create drama.

It's bull - really? Were you in the same region of the Philippines as Yeng, ​@@crisdeugzman3711? Was it in reality a year of average rainfall, and normal crop yields?

@@crisdeugzman3711 You seem to be presenting yourself as a disrespectful jerk. You weren't there. Consider also the effect of communication with ESL. Your nit-picking is misplaced.

@@crisdeugzman3711 pag mainit at tuyo boss, natutuyo rin ang palay. Ginagawa talaga yan ng mga magsasaka, nagiistore sila ng harvested na palay during dry seasons para may makain sila. Lakas mo magcall nang-BS palibasa di mo naranasan.

@@JeffMountainPicker Chris correctly pointed that the person was parroting terminology present in modern white supremacist scare propaganda.

last la niña, I think 2019, the Philippines was so dry we got water crisis. Then El niño hit us with wet veryyyy high humidity and very hot this year.

I can totally relate to your passion, if all that is what you desire then i think it's achievable. Joining the Illuminatus Brotherhood can lead to the enlightenment you seek and more. I am well aware that the idea of this group may sound mythical but it is possible to join.

@@ddirtdid Hi, isn't the brotherhood a myth? I mean sometimes i just feel like it's all just a conspiracy theory.

@@Margart526 Yeah I acknowledge that misunderstanding can occur when people encounter what they don't fully grasp, especially in this internet era. The Illuminatus advocates for the acceptance of all religions. You can look up "Anthony Szymon". Will give you clarity and answers to any questions you might have.

@@ddirtdid oh really, i just saw his website, which is interesting. I will leave him a message.

Read the Bible

gotta save the alarm for when half of india dies from wet bulb temps

it's time to fight

@@assemblywizard8 ?

Welcome to weather modification geoengineering, n military industrial complex. La Nino, ElNino has been a climate cycle from the beginning of time. Humanity has an emissions issue and those linguine lines coming out of the jets in the past 1.5 decades are holding in outgoing radiation.

What would it take to alarm you? This is a disaster and will impact crop production badly. I hope humanity responds to the increasing food shortages in a way they never have before....calmly and sharing what is left

Cheers. I will certainly keep going.

Awww no lets eat grass and insects because we started recording temperature few decades ago...

He won't. He thrives on clickbait

It's more important that individuals offer ways to create the wealth to manufacture and install the required infrastructure for the ones that wish to change. The solution is enable desert land to Flow with Milk and Honey!

@@cruxer666 I ate some sandwiches for breakfast with a papier rice wrap with vegetables and ham. If you are eating bugs, maybe you should just stop? You don't have to force yourself. And where are you getting your insects from? They don't sell them anywhere I am shopping.

Since he talkin bout climate change, or man made, he's wrong abt that.

Climate change doesnt exist, god didnt create it

@@PatriciaLucious-ll2vm Ah, yes - because you're a scientist and can understand and interpret the data. Or - you just listened to some fruitloop on the 'net somewhere and have come away 'convinced'.....

@@danguee1 nope the 400 yrs r just up that's all.

​@@danguee1I believe its just that the sun is near or far from the earth that makes the changes in temperature.

😂😂😂

No it's not. It's prophecy.

@@PatriciaLucious-ll2vm saying there will be either an El Niño or La Niña could be called prophecy, or prediction, but explanation of how they happen is just an explanation

Except ENSO is an effect, not a cause

W

Yes. But I accept the theologian The Mutant Greta Thunberg's dictat.

Same thing happened here in Jakarta around April. Hot weather since the morning and suddenly it started to rain around 4PM until 7PM We are gonna facing very long dry and hot season this year I guess 😂

You are being lied to. They take the temperatures by airport runways as planes are taking off. Look at Al Gores “An inconvenient truth” It was so compelling and could scare the life out of anybody who was easily scared. Didn’t happen though did it?

Fake news.

@@MasterBlaster3545 What didn't happen? Average temperatures didn't trend upward and extreme weather events didn't become more frequent? Well no those things did happen. It's been a while since i watched that movie. Was there some very specific prediction, that keep in mind any of us could look up and verify, that hasn't happened and was terribly inaccurate?

​@@joemccarthy7120Fake account

​@@joemccarthy7120 Stop botting here, mate.

Another one of those crazy Canadians diving into ice water? :p

@@madcow3417 it didn't even snow or anything!!! I promise!!! It was like +15%C or something 😭😭😭😭

And what is the temperature there right now? Short term weather variability has nothing to do with climate change which by completely arbitrary definition is defined as the 30 year average of weather. You can hopefully see what complete bullshit this is?

@@JonathanBarnes It's 69F, which is 11 degrees above average. You could have looked this up yourself.

@@JonathanBarnes you missed the point. It’s not stable up here anymore, you could put skates on in December and play on the lake till March. You can’t do that anymore. Temperature not stable, it has changed here in the north, and the fish and whales are going more north because the plankton can’t survive in warmer temperatures. Come up and see for yourself. Don’t care if it’s man made or not. Btw, enjoy the millions of refugees migrating onto your border in the coming years

❤I GREW UP IN WARM WEATHER...LOVE THE HEAT...BUT THIS SOUNDS SO EXTREME...❤ HOPEFULLY WE WILL B FIBE.

Same here on the east coast of Australia. We're now well into "winter" and we're still wearing T-shirts during the day, it's very warm for the time of year. I'm not complaining as I'm not a fan of cold weather, but I fully realise this isn't normal.

Doing some light reading on it, there are so many effects to be spoken about, the video could take hours.

... to say nothing about exacerbating Arctic icecap melting.

​@@jeremyhorne52522012 is srill the record this year will probably see the least amount of melt since 2009 and maybe it could even beat 2006 but lets not go nuts your religion of climate change is no different from burning witches 400 plus years ago

Yes and all the Ocean heat wave action (21.6deg ) already , spells doom for glaciers around the globe, and what is especially bad is how this effects the pine island Glacier in Antartica, enough water to raise ocean levels by 7 meters (21 Feet) , all on its little lonesome ! ( if my memory serves me correctly ?), that's why they call it the doomsday Glacier !.

Or above even !!! LOL!

Think. It’s not illegal yet.

@@colmcillegardner2144 Think. It’s not illegal yet.

Yeah right. Typhoon Rai (odette) hit the Philippines in La niña. Typhoon Olanda hit Philippines in El niño. Which means nothing. Philippines typhoons are primarily caused by Coriolis (i.e earths rotation). Which is why Northern Philippines get hit more often than the south.

@@valiantvanadium6996 Ya Odette intensified so quickly though right off of Leyte to Pr!n$ point though, I was in Bohol when it happened.

Have you paid attention to the typhoons the past 3 years?

❤ ALL THE BEST TO YOU ALL..BE PREPARE.😂😢😅

I live in Guadalajara Mexico and this is by far the hottest summer ever recorded. We are 1550 m high and we are reaching 37 degrees for two weeks already. When in a normal year we would have had refreshing rains already by June. This is scary. It's like 10 degrees above normal.

We actually got a half an inch of snow in Southern California in one go this year and I'm talking snow in the southern most valleys (the Inland Empire). Don't know if you got any where you live but I bet you probably did.

Unfortunately this means fire season this or next year will be expensive like none other ever recorded.

Yeah, another year of record rainfall in LA/SD means more potholes than you can ever can imagine.

I always worry we don't plant enough trees. I've seen a lot of old growth die and it makes my heart ache

@@dicktracy7393 There are tons of trees being planted. Unless you don't count them because they're new growth and don't have the supernatural powers of old growth, which so many seem to do. I like to imagine them having a fit a thousand years ago as the acorns sprouted in a now ancient wood, screaming about how their pristine ecosystem is being usurped. I'm saddened myself at the disappearing ashes of the east but neither they nor the beetles care about how I feel.

Thanks Glenn. Much appreciated. Sorry its not better news!

Thank you. I appreciate your feedback :-)

It is a shame it was just dribble.

My pleasure

Great reporting, as always.

Ignores the science to make money.

Won't be boring for sure.

We should be for a very rough ride. Writing from Spain, whose southern parts are being devastated by the drought and eco-mismanagement aggravation, I preach almost every day in facebook to climate change denialists demanding repentance... with relevant news about extreme weather and such, including this video.

@MrSpectre287 - Probably the carebear god of warmth went overdrive with his bear hug. Just saying. It's the problem with letting them reaching their own conclusions: "it's not human made, blah blah, Milankovich cycles, blah, blah, blah, there was one day in 1953 when it was even worst in some place or another, blah blah blah, it's been demonstrated that CO2 and climate change are not related, blah, blah, blah". In reality is: "don't touch my car, don't you ever dare".

THE END IS NEAR!!! REPENT!!!

@@scottslotterbeck3796 - Repent from being affluent and wasting too many resources, else the end is very very near and that's the problem. Because there's no afterlife but there is legacy.

We need to move as fast as we did with the ozone layer in the past. Back then we acted as a world community and managed to get things done. But back then there were no special groups that had skin in the game with their interest in the idea of continued ozone depletion. This time however, we have too many people with too much skin the game that want the status quo of using carbon based products so they can continue to make profit. In the end it will be the want of money over life itself that will be our ultimate downfall.

Decolonize 🙏🏽🌿🥺

#landback

the other species? have u not seen the current sitatuation world wide? we are fucking our own self to death, to give u and idea, if u see the chart where he shows the rised ytemperatures on red, one of the zones is Pakistan,.. they are already on a really dreadfull situation, this year wont be different

*Constant LIES!!! Never Comes Through!!!!*

I'm situated in Yuma near the Colorado River. And yourself? Do you reckon flooding can get pretty bad in the desert southwest region?

@@Knifymoloko During extreme weather events like the Great California flood certainly! The town of Gila got washed away then! Read up about your local weather history! If it happened once it can happen again.

@@lisam4503 There were no dams back then. Now we can control the water release.

Bullshit it's media indoctrination and lies.

Thank you. Much appreciated :-)

Ba dum tsss

History tells us that next year will probably be worse.

*frying news

I wonder what the climate alarmists will say about this? And how might they use it to further their restictive agenda?

Record breaking temperatures??? Utter bullshit- I'll show you ground truthed temperatures from the 1930's that will be WAY higher. You have been lead like a dog on a lead to believe complete and utter nonsense. NONE of the so called recent hot years were anywhere as near as hot as the 1930's. I can get you proof no problem?

It was La Nina causing the floods, at least in eastern Australia. El Nino tends to cause heatwaves and droughts in Australia. The last one Australia had was during the fires and heatwaves right before Covid hit.

The Tonga eruption was responsible for locking in Eastern Australian weather patterns. The massive amount of water it pushed into the atmosphere was directly observable via satellite forming a barrier that prevented normal movement of air currents.

The dams will never fill again. Tim flannery 2007

Three years predicts the next 1 million years!!! It's OVER!!!

@@brynphillips9957I think the fires and heatwave of 2019 took place in a neutral phase actually. He mentioned in this video that the last strong El Niño pattern was in 2016. Though, it might demonstrate the lasting effect of an El Niño event. Looking forward to the next 3 years of drought and extreme heat.

Thank you very much for your feedback. Much appreciated.

so were gonna get cooked this summer huh? haha

el Nino our normal summer heat wave creeps north to the pacific northwest... we will still have our hot August heat waves but we will have typically less multi-day cook outs, due to the lack of hurricanes in the gulf giving us high pressure... instead the the high atmospheric pressure creeps north and the east! Bad news even though they don't get hurricanes the pack ice in the north doesn't form which when Florida experiences their king tide more water not trapped in Ice means more flooding.... the butterfly effect in the greatest sense!

Try actual science.

​@@hoopslaa5235 cooking, in the other hand, will be easy. Just put your pot outside on a black metal sheet, and things will be done in an hour, nice n easy. Though, you might want salads, this summer 😀

Yes, sadly, we are.

Cheers Neil. Sorry its not better news!

The global warming pause will come back after each el nino, it's more worrying that we are having such a long period of no global warming, first was in 1998-2013 and now 2016-2023, damn cold world even the date 30th of april has cooled 3c in the last 23 years.

Some day the El Nino will never leave as we keep increasing our emissions every year and there is still no practical way to remove them. Hope has burned off, embrace Extinction.

It's difficult when the Andes rise steep from the ocean and squeeze all the moisture out of the air. Narrow, with little coastal plain there's little room for that rain to fall.

Thanks for your support Curt. Much appreciated 😀👍

I remember that, wanted to travel to Eugene at turn off century, to pick up one those great Bike Friday folding bikes. But they said wait a bit into things cool down, which it didn't. Had the bike delivered at home instead :)

I'm still wondering if our existence has made any impact, or how much. I know we have polluted the world terribly, but I'm skeptical that the Earth is in danger "because" of us.

@@thatswhatisaidCA As they say, the earth will be fine. It's us and other existing life forms that are in trouble.

​@@thatswhatisaidCAthe earth isn't in danger because of us, quite the contrary...

It is WAY more complex than what is presented here and the causes and triggers are basically unknown. All we have are hand-waving explanations about water "piling up" and pseudo-scientific mumbo-jumbo to make it sound like "settled science".

@@tuberroot1112 I agree for the most part. That said, it appears it is getting warmer faster than scientists thought. I'm not convinced, the reason given makes any sense, but I don't believe for a minute human beings can stop it. Also, not convinced human beings caused it. I am convinced it is happening.

@@patrickvanmeter2922 Thanks Patrick. I'm not sure where the "faster than" comes from. The average warming of all climate models since 1990 is about twice the actual measured rate. IIRC, only one run of one of the models gets it roughly right. Logically we should be paying more attention to that model and looking at why it works better. Sadly IPCC wants a wide range of results so that it can maintain the "may be as much as ..." narrative , despite observations disproving it. Once we realise that the rate of warming is in the more beneficial than harmful range we can stop arguing about what causes it.

@@tuberroot1112 I meant they continue to change their predictions. I hope you're correct about rate of warming is more beneficial than harmful. I think it depends on your location. It seems to me the oceans temperatures are unable to recover due to the intense warming. We're about to find out. I live in Baja and the water in the Sea of Cortez is warmer than my shower is.

@@patrickvanmeter2922 Yes, location matters. "global" warming affects winter minima more that summer maxima. In general something like 5x more people die of cold each year than die of heat. On the basis that all lives have equal value, mild warming is net positive. 4-6deg C incr on the mean would be a problem. But that kind of projection is not tenable scientifically.

THEN STOP HAVING CHILDREN lolz like seriously

@@SpeedyCorky Who is going to wipe your butt when you are too old and frail to do it yourself? Or shelve the supermarket, or staff the fire department, or a million other things. As a species we can't simply stop having children.

It's a prediction like long term weather otherwise known as gambling or a guess.

Do you mean 130 years ago, long before our polluting carbon dioxide reached its current crisis levels, there was a climate crisis that has taken 130 years more polluting carbon dioxide to match?

Not too many cars, jets, or patio heaters 130 years ago

Nutting to see here for deniers, move on people, get on yer gas guzzlers and go !

@@reuireuiop0 i am happy to do so, just for your personal entertainment😄 have your already removed all electrical installations from your house to really celebrate carbon neutrality? I give you a hint what you have forgotten: that box called a PC!

And so you think the Weather Patterns stay the same forever..........The Earths Climate has Changed continually ever since the Good Lord created it !!

​@@bobmitchell8012 During the whole six thousand years?

@@bobmitchell8012 humans are so irrational,they are always falling for doomsday cults 😂. Paying the government to clean the air of plant food,hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂

👍

If the dry spell continues ships could sail the Northwest passage as the ice will thaw with the jet stream further North.

Must be better than smelling burning koala fur and hearing them scream as they burn.

Not me.. we had a record flood!!

@@johnshaw8327 we build way too much housing in flood zones

Its funny, people always think it won't happen to them until it does. "Oh my house wont be hit by flooding." "Oh the tornadoes are a town over, its fine." Until they've lost everything and have to wade through the hellscape that is our insurance system to get back even part of what you lost... My point is, I'd rather be informed, no matter how "scary / alarming" the news sounds, and be mindful of what that means for me and my own. I also live in the Southern US. With a BIG El Nino like this one - Its the wetter part that will be a problem. Its going to be *alot* wetter. When the low pressure of the Pacific meets the high pressure of the top of north america, that band (where the southern US is) between them is a massive storm generator. The chaos of the two types of pressure meeting creates storms, and we're all under the gun for it. The most chilling part, for me, is that the last La Nina lasted 3 YEARS. Usually 1 season of El Nino is devastating enough in regards to storms and droughts... How would we deal with 3 YEARS of it?

I mean it certainly not something you should just brush off

@@alexandergustafson599 Well it's not like I can control anything... Just can only prepare.

Nice comment

You're already dead, you just don't know it.

@@scottslotterbeck3796 i don't know about myself... but there are definitely some people around here that seem that way... parts of them any way, and they do know it... I think that's part of a problem. Think of it this way- the fires took a lot of people's lives... Then the mandatory FEMA "cleanup" took a lot of people's souls. Absolute violation. Theft and destruction of anything that remained. Heavy equipment, cargo containers full of tools, boats, cars, buildings... Even those untouched by the fires- if you were not there to stop them, they literally stole it all. To the ground. It was absolutely bizarre, infuriating, frustrating, spooky... Scary and twisted. Under the circumstances it would be fair to say quite cruel. In a way it was worse than the fire. I do not exaggerate or use hyperbole... It was unfucking real, but all too real, and drawn-out over weeks and months peace.

Cheers Wolfgang. Much appreciated.

Thank you. I appreciate your support :-)

Did you know the Earth has cooled over the last five years???

Why? Droughts happen everywhere and have been since the beggining of time. Instead of crying about stuff we cant control how about fix what we can? We have so much technology nowadays to where less people suffer from climate problems then ever in history. So since that has improved dramactically everyone acts like thats a bad thing. More people still die from the cold then the heat each year. If are planet were to get colder it would be much worse. Also, he mentioned more wildfires from the heat? The heat has very little to do with fires. Us humans put fires out much faster then ever before so it creates more fuel. Also we have built in places that never had people before and it creates more problems. With power lines and other things humans do to make fires.

Well it should. It's terrifying

@@atticustay1 at least people could be prewarned now they might be able to mitigate some of the effects

The more of us little people are in panic, the less politicians will be able to ignore this.

Panic is a natural and rational response given what we are all shortly about to experience as the interrupted weather patterns greatly disrupt crop production.

There’s only one “weather modification program” on this planet and it’s called greenhouse gases that each and every one of us in the developed world has contributed to.

THOSE CHEM TRAILS ARE KILLING UUUSSSS!!!!

Yes that would be helpful, as many don’t know about it.

Hope its not too late though. Getting to that point by the sounds of it.

Lol, optimism, how cute

@@elsonck2523 Yes it is too late. We need to cull the population. Top down.

@@faarsight I believe it is equally as important to debate/counter-argue/educate such comments as it is with climate denier comments This attitude is subjective because you are not psychic, you cannot know the future, you have no idea if humanity is going to reach a positive compounding feedback loop to make enough of a positive change in time, or not. If i am correct, to have closed your mind off from the possibility of positive change is a cognitive distortion that encourages inaction, often recognisable within the habit of procrastination, which is a form of self-sabotage. (COGNITIVE DOSTORTIONS; All or nothing thinking, Over generalisation, Mental filtering, Disqualifying the positive, Jumping to conclusions, Maximising/minimising, Catastrophising, Emotional reasoning, Personalisation, Blaming) You have made a judgement, based on information you have CHOSEN to believe is correct and allowed it to depress and kill your hope. I DO understand this, i have been there and it's THE most unhelpful way of thinking, if you want positive changes to occur. Hopefully, you are simply experiencing one of the 7 stages of grief and you will pass through them all. I am glad someone mentioned this to me as i found it a helpful reminder, having previously only associated the 7 stages with a loved one's death. You have phrased your words in a similar vein to how a bully would, to induce shame (in those who do still hold out some hope). Was that your intention? Or were you trying to be witty? Possibly boosting yourself by feeling superior, witty &/or wiser for a few minutes? I say this to educate. Words have power, words influence other's and our own actions/inactions/belief structures. Arguably, because of the way you phrased your words (shame inducing) they are thus advocating for a world-view which promotes inaction, pushing for an even worse future than if you'd said 'i wish i shared/i do not have even this small amount of hope' Instead, easily influenced people, (including teens and children) read these types of comments all the time and it stops them from making a positive difference in the world. They then stop others, so on and so forth. The butterfly effect springs to mind. Although not your responsibility, you maybe unaware of the new and booming phenomena of eco-related suicides and eco-anxiety to the degree that therapy and medication is required. I hope you read my message in the vein intended

No we don't. We had that just before the pandemic. Here in Australia, the fires burned a LOT of wildlife. Yes, we're a land of droughts and flooding rains, but we'd like a year or two without either. A bit of variety would be nice.

No. The Earth will catch on fire this year.

@@scottslotterbeck3796 fool!

No no, there is also next decade... Don't worry it is gonna be a lot worse!

I got some inspirations: 1. Techno-optimist geoengineering: rise Polynesia into a new continent and stop El Niño from ever happening again. 2. Warmonger lebensraum survivalist: let's conquer Greenland now, it's prime real state once all the ice is gone. 3. Realistic: let's replace all fossil fuels by solar+hydrogen this very year, we will be back to normal before 2040 if we do so. Which would you prefer?