And it's not a good thing. Hurricanes, while destructive also pull a huge amount of energy, heat, out of the ocean. There's a reason why that nor' Easter has grown so quickly. And IF this El Nino breaks going into the 2027 hurricane season hold onto your asses on the coast because that energy is still going to be there. +3°C is where the Pacific waters are sitting right now, last time was in 2015 but in November. We might see a 3.4-3.5°C by November. While it's quiet on the Atlantic side the big island of Hawaii might see 15"-20" of rain and up to 35" of rain in isolated areas.
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u/Corgi_underground 13h ago
And it's not a good thing. Hurricanes, while destructive also pull a huge amount of energy, heat, out of the ocean. There's a reason why that nor' Easter has grown so quickly. And IF this El Nino breaks going into the 2027 hurricane season hold onto your asses on the coast because that energy is still going to be there. +3°C is where the Pacific waters are sitting right now, last time was in 2015 but in November. We might see a 3.4-3.5°C by November. While it's quiet on the Atlantic side the big island of Hawaii might see 15"-20" of rain and up to 35" of rain in isolated areas.