How one of the strongest El Niños became a global disaster | BBC News

Keep in mind that this super El Nino is only one risk. There are multiple simultaneous events happening around the globe at this very moment. The Ring of Fire is on fire. A Kelvin event in the Pacific is driving warm water towards the west coast. This has pushed moisture all across the southern part of the United States. This will combine with the current nor'easter that's going on right now and create havoc. There is also a Plate transduction occurring on the Juan Diffuca plate. It has slid under the Cascadia plate and has loaded it with Kinetic energy that will eventually snap back and create a + 9 earthquake. This earthquake will travel through the Cascadia fault and ultimately set off the San Andreas fault. This will cause a 3 to 7 foot drop of that whole shelf running from British Columbia to Mexico. This sudden drop will initiate a tsunami that will run up against the Rocky Mountain range. It will be diverted like a culvert S and join the current saturation event happening in Southern California Arizona texas Louisiana and Florida. These are cascading events. Because of the three degree increase in global temperatures it has set up a perfect storm. All of these mechanisms that currently have been running for thousands of years will now conspire and join forces. Because the planet is out of balance. Forecasters and mainstream media keep trying to downplay the severity of this event. They haven't connected the pieces yet they haven't connected the dots. Individually these events are not as significant as they are when viewed in their totality. When viewed in their totality they become self sustaining self amplifying events that will echo exponentially as they grow systemically.

I live in Trinidad and Tobago; 39°C days are the norm during this rainy season...normally we would have had several close calls or glancing hits from tropical storms/ hurricanes...not one for the year so far. I don't remember this happening in my lifetime so far. Potable water is becoming a problem, some hotels have had to rehouse guests because their water reserves ran out.

The last time we had severe El Nino was in 1800s. Back then most countries were poor and without any industries. When River Saraswati in the Indus Valley dried up there were no cars, coal plants, cement factories etc. Why has it become so easy to blame this on everything that humans are doing including eating meat. Notice that they never mention or talk about cosmic activities such as solar flares or solar storms, galactic cosmic rays and encounters with interstellar dust clouds, can influence Earth&#39;s climate by altering cloud formation and atmospheric <a href="http://ionization.solar/">ionization.Solar</a> storms cause short-term regional changes in atmospheric pressure, temperature, and precipitation within hours to days,

It is noteworthy that individuals residing outside the United Kingdom attribute meteorological phenomena in 1877 to the UK&#39;s influence. In the event of a year characterized by insufficient precipitation, mortality among drought-affected populations would occur irrespective of external attribution, regardless how jealous of the countries might be.

I live in the interior of Northeastern Brazil, in one of the hottest cities; the highest temperatures occur between November and January. This year, however, it clearly started hitting 39°C (102°F) as early as spring, specifically from the beginning of September. That isn&#39;t normal.