Chico Harlan
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Aug
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It could, but what experts almost feel certain about, and it's hard to get scientists to agree on much.
Is that 2027 will be not only a record breaker, but potentially by quite a big margin.
You're already seeing how this year, which started far off of record pace, has now hit this inflection point where every day in August is the warmest given date of any year that we know.
Well, that wasn't true in May.
April going back.
July, it started to get extremely hot.
August two thousand twenty six has hit this record pace.
So scientists expect that that will continue and even become more intense of a trend into the second half of this year and then for sure into twenty twenty seven.
The number one thing that you say about El Nino's impacts globally is that the planet gets
Let's first talk about the part that nobody is debating, that everybody agrees upon, which is that the impact of El Nino is becoming
Amplified, you could say, because of climate change.
What climate change is doing in any year is it's leading to hotter temperatures and it's making more moisture in the air.
More moisture intensifies flooding and rainfall.
Higher temperatures makes droughts happen faster.
So El Nino is kind of piggybacking off of that.
And so the droughts that would normally happen because of El Nino are more intense.
Same with the rainfall and the flooding, more intense.
The big question, the one that you were kind of asking about, is about the physical magnitude of El Nino, the things happening in the ocean.
Like, are those becoming more intense or more frequent because of the way we're fiddling?
With the planet.
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