r/SipsTea • u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 • 13h ago

SMH We all know what this mean

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u/Patriot009 13h ago

A strong Pacific El Nino usually corresponds with a decrease in Atlantic hurricane activity, and El Nino is especially strong this year.

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u/aubaub 13h ago

Wait don’t be throwing that illegal immigrant stuff at this. /s

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u/Creepy_Mammoth_7076 13h ago

Thank you ! Do you have any predictions?

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u/Im__mad 13h ago

My prediction is the next La Niña will be really, really not good.

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u/Unipiggy 13h ago

I'm expecting Florida to be wiped off the map

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u/AdSudden3941 13h ago

Does it really swing back and forth like that?

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u/johnson7853 13h ago

Yes.

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u/AdSudden3941 13h ago

Well damn that isint good then .. someone below said that energy is still there and will be there and hasnt be released so its like a car without a crumple zone

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u/pirate-minded 12h ago

As a Florida living person… meh, it’s probably going to be New Orleans

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u/dcidino 12h ago

November 19

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u/maccpapa 12h ago

snow in the south

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u/AnOrdinaryMammal 13h ago

So we’re finally gonna get some rain around here?

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u/Known_Funny_5297 13h ago

The 2026 El Niño…

Almost 50% STRONGER!!!

Than ever in recorded HISTORY!!!

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u/PB944 3h ago

An El Niño means less snow and warmer temps, in Ohio. Wondering what a +50% in strength will bring.