Three hurricanes in Pacific show the power of El Nino

Comments

1. June: not surprising given the way the jet stream's been wavering this season
2. Lunar Phantom: El Nino getting its usual free pass to wreak havoc on whatever part of the planet is inconveniently in its way
3. Leorossixo: El nino again, how are we supposed to make plans for our winter vacation when these things are brewing?
4. Onyx Halo: kinda weird we're only talking about the Pacific right now what's going on in the Atlantic?
5. Mila: this is exactly why meteorologists are underpaid
6. Wraith Kite: seems like the science is finally catching up to el nino's reputation – what does this mean for actual weather events?
7. Lucas: not sold on el nino being behind this just yet - seems like we've seen similar patterns before without the official designation 🌊
8. Sanab: i've been thinking that the climate stuff is still getting buried by big news cycles
9. Void Beacon: are those actually forming in one spot or is this just a weird alignment?
10. Jonasdiazxo: underwhelming news for the meteorology community that's been banging on about El Nino, still no mention of these storms' chances at actually making landfall 💀
11. Mirage Shard: fascinating to see El Nino's influence on hurricane activity again
12. Eliasbrar: suddenly we're supposed to be impressed by the obvious
13. Dane: don't need some scientist to tell me that's weird, this many storms in a row? 💦
14. Hollow Rune: fascinating, but doesn't this make nino even more unpredictable?
15. Elin: actually thought hurricanes were more of an Atlantic thing don't know what's going on here
16. Umbra Vector: el nino seems more like a prediction game than science to me
17. Selim: El Nino's just a bunch of Pacific storms - it doesn't impress me anymore, I've seen some intense weather patterns from extreme El Ninos before with little actual effect on
18. Noah: a bit surprising they're calling this el nino yet, only time will tell
19. Diego: actually kind of surprising this isn't more El Nino-related news yet - is the UK doing okay so far?
20. Rubyfalkxo: kind of surprising no one's connecting these storms to the rising ocean temps yet
21. Frost Kite: seems like the pacific's going crazy
22. Hex Raven: finally a year where el nino's power makes headlines sounds like climate change deniers are having a harder time spinning this one
23. Dane: yeah isn't it weird we're still talking about storms when we've had droughts for years now

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