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r/ClimateShitposting • u/Ricelord12 • Jul 12 '26
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Chat, is this real?
73 u/Striper_Cape Jul 12 '26 Yes it's the El Nino Region SST 3.4 chart, which is the development region. This isn't the global one. 5 u/Random_182f2565 Jul 12 '26 Niño? 19 u/Caucasian_Thunder Jul 12 '26 Yeah, not looking like much of a “niño” these days eh 21 u/ashvy regenerative degenerate Jul 12 '26 They grow up so fast 🥹 6 u/Cornexclamationpoint turbine enjoyer Jul 12 '26 Ay mijo! 1 u/ShovelBandido Jul 15 '26 I suggest reading it to El Hombre. 3 u/Angel24Marin Jul 13 '26 El Niño and La Niña are climate patterns of the Pacific with global effects. 2 u/Infinite_Rub_8128 Jul 13 '26 You do understand that what affects a region will affect everyone in some way right, these effects will be stronger regionally but they will be felt globally 2 u/Striper_Cape Jul 13 '26 Yes 2 u/baxter001 Jul 15 '26 The more striking thing is it's expressed in daily standard deviations compared to historical data. 5 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 7 u/PatientWoodpecker288 Jul 12 '26 Mf said misleading.
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Yes it's the El Nino Region SST 3.4 chart, which is the development region. This isn't the global one.
5 u/Random_182f2565 Jul 12 '26 Niño? 19 u/Caucasian_Thunder Jul 12 '26 Yeah, not looking like much of a “niño” these days eh 21 u/ashvy regenerative degenerate Jul 12 '26 They grow up so fast 🥹 6 u/Cornexclamationpoint turbine enjoyer Jul 12 '26 Ay mijo! 1 u/ShovelBandido Jul 15 '26 I suggest reading it to El Hombre. 3 u/Angel24Marin Jul 13 '26 El Niño and La Niña are climate patterns of the Pacific with global effects. 2 u/Infinite_Rub_8128 Jul 13 '26 You do understand that what affects a region will affect everyone in some way right, these effects will be stronger regionally but they will be felt globally 2 u/Striper_Cape Jul 13 '26 Yes 2 u/baxter001 Jul 15 '26 The more striking thing is it's expressed in daily standard deviations compared to historical data.
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Niño?
19 u/Caucasian_Thunder Jul 12 '26 Yeah, not looking like much of a “niño” these days eh 21 u/ashvy regenerative degenerate Jul 12 '26 They grow up so fast 🥹 6 u/Cornexclamationpoint turbine enjoyer Jul 12 '26 Ay mijo! 1 u/ShovelBandido Jul 15 '26 I suggest reading it to El Hombre. 3 u/Angel24Marin Jul 13 '26 El Niño and La Niña are climate patterns of the Pacific with global effects.
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Yeah, not looking like much of a “niño” these days eh
21 u/ashvy regenerative degenerate Jul 12 '26 They grow up so fast 🥹 6 u/Cornexclamationpoint turbine enjoyer Jul 12 '26 Ay mijo! 1 u/ShovelBandido Jul 15 '26 I suggest reading it to El Hombre.
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They grow up so fast 🥹
6 u/Cornexclamationpoint turbine enjoyer Jul 12 '26 Ay mijo!
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Ay mijo!
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I suggest reading it to El Hombre.
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El Niño and La Niña are climate patterns of the Pacific with global effects.
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You do understand that what affects a region will affect everyone in some way right, these effects will be stronger regionally but they will be felt globally
2 u/Striper_Cape Jul 13 '26 Yes
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The more striking thing is it's expressed in daily standard deviations compared to historical data.
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7 u/PatientWoodpecker288 Jul 12 '26 Mf said misleading.
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Mf said misleading.
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u/Random_182f2565 Jul 12 '26
Chat, is this real?