Your 'moment of doom' for Apr. 23, 2026 ~ Let them eat cake. "Extreme heat is threatening the world’s food systems, with farmers unable to work outside, livestock experiencing stress and crop yields falling ..." theguardian.com/world/2026/apr…

"Prepárense ya": científicos aceleran las alertas sobre el colapso de una corriente oceánica clave El sistema que regula el #clima atlántico se debilita más rápido de lo previsto, según un nuevo estudio científico. #AMOC (few) p.dw.com/p/5CiKd

An El Niño event is expected from mid-2026, impacting global temperature & rainfall patterns, according to WMO's global seasonal climate update. Models indicate that this may be a strong one! More details 👉 bit.ly/4mO7WUf

NEW – Is global warming tipping key Atlantic ocean currents towards ‘collapse’? ✍️ Cecilia Keating 🎨 Tom Prater Kerry Cleaver Read here: buff.ly/mgaIBvM

Es tal el aceleramiento de la crisis climática, que los científicos no descartan que El Niño que está por venir, muy potente según la mayoría de las predicciones, eleve la temperatura a 2°C en 2027. "Que exista una probabilidad no nula ya es alarmante". theguardian.com/environment/20…

🚨 Alarma oceánica: la Corriente de Circulación Meridional del Atlántico (AMOC) tiene muchas más probabilidades de colapsar de lo que se creía. Nueva investigación muestra que los modelos más preocupantes coinciden con los datos reales: podría debilitarse entre 42-58% para

Breaking News! Code Yikes! Arctic sea-ice extent is crashing. Yesterday's sea-ice extent set a new record daily low that was more than 85,000 square kilometers below the previous record daily low set in 2016. The Climate 8-ball is stocking up on beans.

(5/7) Si el Océano Pacífico continúa calentándose y se consolida un acoplamiento efectivo entre el océano y la atmósfera, el inicio de la estación lluviosa (oct–nov 2026 --> abr 2027) podría ser más intenso de lo normal⛈️. Esto implicaría, en términos generales: ▶️ Mayores

"Escribir es pensar". Escribir nos obliga a pensar, no de forma caótica y desordenada, sino de manera estructurada e intencionada. Artículo de Nature que señala que es una herramienta para descubrir nuevas ideas nature.com/articles/s4422…

Nino 3.4 sea-surface temperatures are nearing record daily highs. You have to go back to the El Nino year of 1992 to find a higher daily Nino 3.4 SST temperature than yesterday's preliminary SST. Records will be shattered over the next few months. Interesting times ahead.

The normalcy bias we're all experiencing for global sea-surface temperatures becomes apparent if we look at the graph of SSTs 1982-2026 and remove the last three years 2023, 2024, 2025 from the picture:

The Amazon is closer to collapse than we thought. New research warns that with just 1.5–1.9°C of global warming plus 22–28% deforestation, 62–77% of the rainforest could shift into a dry, degraded state. Stop destroying the Amazon! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Dos tercios de la Amazonía podrían transformarse en sabana Un estudio revela que la Amazonía recicla la mitad de su lluvia, y que perder ese mecanismo podría arrastrar a regiones a miles de kilómetros hacia una espiral de sequías imparables. (few) p.dw.com/p/5DQFO

Chances are rising that an El Niño expected to form soon could become one of the most powerful such events on record, according to new data. El Niño patterns are correlated with food shortages, water impacts and even civil conflict: wapo.st/49yLAQS

Es tremendo como van empeorando los pronósticos sobre un "super niño" tirando a "niño extremo" para inicios de la primavera. Algunos hablan de punto de inflexión. Deberíamos estar ocupándonos ya, no en primavera: obras hídricas, respuestas a emergencias, barrios vulnerables.

Extreme weather is intensifying, and its impacts fall hardest on those with the least protection. ☂️ Reducing climate risks at scale demands both stronger adaptation and faster emission reductions. Explore the 2025 World Weather Attribution report ➡️ ow.ly/Urau50XZzbl

Extreme heat is pushing agrifood systems to the brink. A new Food and Agriculture Organization /WMO report finds that rising temperatures are putting crops, livestock, fisheries, forests, farmers, and workers at growing risk, as well as identifies adaptation options. Read ➡️ bit.ly/4cqCSGw

This is nuts. Now even the seasonal forecast members are breaking above 4°C.

The effects of El Nino are widespread across the globe, not necessarily just those attached to the Pacific Ocean. Five global regions hit hard by a Super El Nino: dtn.link/tiifbcnh

Meet the El Niño twins: 2026 and 1997. They aren't identical, but they sure have a lot of similarities. Exceptionally warm waters were closer to the Pacific Ocean surface at this time in 1997, but 2026 is breaking records for warmth at depth. Which twin will win? Stay tuned!