@steeveProjections suggest 2026 could feature the most severe El Niño since the one in 1877. That weather phenomenon once caused famines and food shortages which killed millions of people. Analysts now caution it may jeopardize global food security together with weather stability around the world. Recent NOAA figures point to a 65 percent probability of a strong or greater occurrence.
View original postPhoto by @steeve· May 21, 2026· Climate
The focus is on two side-by-side images of Earth, representing the years 1877 and 2026. The images depict sea temperature anomalies, with the left showing a cooler Earth and the right a warmer one. The mood is informative and somber, highlighting climate change. Notably, the right image has a significant red band across the equator, indicating a drastic increase in sea temperatures.
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View original postPhoto by @steeve· May 21, 2026· Climate
The focus is on two side-by-side images of Earth, representing the years 1877 and 2026. The images depict sea temperature anomalies, with the left showing a cooler Earth and the right a warmer one. The mood is informative and somber, highlighting climate change. Notably, the right image has a significant red band across the equator, indicating a drastic increase in sea temperatures.
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