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1 Sep 12 7:44 PM · 11d ago · 1 article · 3 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
The AccuWeather report was shared and discussed across Hacker News and Mastodon, drawing attention to the unusually quiet Atlantic hurricane season.
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first by HN Frontpage, 11d ago
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This El Niño is off the charts for any ever recorded in human history.Stripe's climate scientist Zeke Hausfather came to AirMiners to tell us about what's next: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-Xu_H3Wo8oIn 1877, 50 million people starved to death from El Niño. The charts are looking far worse in 2026 (thankfully our supply chains and…
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The lack of hurricanes also means that heat is not being removed from the Gulf of Mexico. Therefore, future hurricanes are likely to be more powerful and more frequent.
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This does happen every El Niño this years is pretty wild. Every local forecasters is saying "IDFK" and they are right. The the great Atlantic conveyor also starts to die this year we are in for evolution!
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Came here to say this.I saw someone call out the stock performance of $OC (shingles) vs strong el ninos... it seems so obvious. What else is like that?
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Bill Nye told us that deadly hurricanes would increase if Kamala Harris wasn’t elected president. If I can’t trust Bill Nye, who can I trust?
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The end of the post touches on it, but couldn’t this be foreshadowing the really bad El Niño that they’ve been talking about?
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And marine populations will suffer. Changes in currents will affect shipping. Overall a disaster.
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I thought the warming waters were supposed to increase the number of hurricanes?
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