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What's Hidden Under the Ice of Greenland?

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The Doomsday Glacier Is Collapsing…Who Is Most at Risk?

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The Planet With Supersonic Winds | The Planets | Earth Science

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Baby Penguin Tries To Make Friends | Snow Chick: A Penguin's Tale | BBC Earth

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Directions: Tornado 101- Watch the video and answer the question: How are supercell tornadoes created?

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Key Points

Scientists predict a strong El Niño in 2026-2027, possibly the strongest in 140 years.

Expected impacts: global warming, extreme weather, and altered hurricane activity in Atlantic and Pacific.

Surfers may see increased swells and changing surf conditions across U.S. coasts.

The buzz about a potential El Niño in the latter half of 2026, and into 2027, is turning into an angry hornet's nest humming wildly and loudly.

At first, it was armchair meteorologists, sounding the alarm and throwing out claims of a potential "Godzilla El Niño" incoming later this year. Then, officials at NOAA made their official predication a 62% chance of El Niño forming in 2026.

Now, the European models are joining the chorus, with some prophesizing, not only that an El Niño season will emerge, but that it will be of the "super" variety.

After looking at the data produced by the European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), and the predicted spikes in ocean temperature over the coming months, atmospheric science professor Dr. Paul Roundy of the University of Albany tweeted:

"Real potential for the strongest El Niño event in 140 years."

So, what does that mean? Colin McCarthy at US Stormwatch provided a little context:

"A Super El Niño is informally defined as when temperatures in the Niño 3.4 region in the tropical Pacific exceed 2°C above normal.

"El Niños historically have led to some of the warmest years on record, including 2024, and this will be no different. Combined with the ongoing trend of global warming, 2026 and 2027 will likely rank among the two warmest years ever recorded in Earth's modern history.

"Super El Niños also supercharge extreme weather events around the world, including floods and droughts. In general, expect significant major climate impacts in the next 1.5 years globally.

"They also bring significantly increased odds of a below-average hurricane season in the Atlantic and a much above-normal season in the eastern Pacific."

In terms of surfing, El Niño typically entails enhanced swells due to greater storm activity. For more on what that looks like, specifically for surfers in the United States, see below for a little refresher from a previous article here on SURFER:

Summer
West Coast: More hurricane swells. Fewer southern hemis. Warmer local waters. (Find a spot that likes shorter interval south swells.)
East Coast: Fewer hurricanes. (Resist the SUP. Consider a trip to Baja.)
Hawaii: Fewer southern hemis. (Find a spot that likes wind swell.)

Winter
Pacific Northwest: Lots of swell, less wind and rain. (Get it while it lasts.)
California: Warmer water and more swell, but also more wind and rain. (Find a spot that likes south winds.)
East Coast: No significant surf impact.
Hawaii: Lots of swell, wind and rain. (Find a spot that's well protected.)

Batten down the hatches; we could be in for a big one.

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'Strongest El Niño in 140 Years' Is Coming This Year, Scientists Predict

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Scientists warn a potential 'super' El Niño could fuel record heat, extreme weather and powerful surf for 2026 and 2027. Here's what it may mean.

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After reading the article, do you think that the East Coast will be impacted by the El Nino?

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We may be impacted indirectly on the East Coast

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Thunder storms can cause tornados uhhhhhhhhhhh. I forgor :(

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They have four different types of thunderstorms and also they can make natural disasters last but not least they can maintain balance with plants and the atmosphere

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i learned that different causes have different effects and

How different weathers cause different hazards

And there is different types of rainstorms

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1We can predict thunderstorms. 2 thunder can break the sound barrier. 3 Their are 4 types of thunder storms. Cohen

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1We can predict thunderstorms. 2 thunder can break the sound barrier. 3 Their are 4 types of thunder storms. Cohen

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Lighting is kind of little plus’ and minus’. We can predict thunderstorms. Thunder is the lighting breaking the sound barrier.

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3 things I learned is thunder makes a deafening blast which breaks the sound barrier, and rainstorms have three types of storms, lastly, have positive and negative which creates thunder.

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Clara- There are 4 different types of thunderstorms, Lighting can cause fires in grasslands and forests, And we can predict thunderstorms with science and evidence.

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Clara- There are 4 different types of thunderstorms, Lighting can cause fires in grasslands and forests, And we can predict thunderstorms with science and evidence.

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Three things that I learned about thunder storms is that when thunders hit the ground they make a very loud noise that they even break, the sound barrier, Second, it creates rain, lastly, it also creates tornadoes.

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That a fridge captures heat from the insides

in July the n.p is pointed truths the sun

Above Florida there and area of high a.p

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