Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Monitoring for the next Super El Nino

The biggest El Nino in history was completely missed by the weather people.


 Now, we are expecting 'their' proper El Nino.


An official El Nino must have warm water going down their defined 'railroad tracks'.  They decided that since they missed the last world heating event, that they would expand their tracks on either end.  

An alternative hypothesis for all this uses physics, and can be easily tested with the Scientific Method.  No weather person will do this, since they don't do math and physics.

We must wait for the next heating event.  They should catch it at the far west end of their new sticky trap.  However, I don't think there will be one for a few years.  Better increase the snow-clearing budget.

ps the big change in 2016 was that Pacific belt was once fed by northern waters at the start, and is now fed by southern waters.  This is a huge flip that probably starts 'Little Ice Ages'.  After 2016, we had several partial El Ninos and I have no idea as to the mechanism.  However, you saw lots of little vortexes in the current, as each section let out heat.  Finally, we used to have cold water from the south at the West end, which blocked the big current reversal, and it was forced to zoom along the track of the belt.  Now, the reversal is blocked by the cold belt, and continues to zoom on south.  A very neat mechanism.  My general opinion is that we should not have any more big heating events, because of historical observations, but I can't really see why.



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