2026's El Niño Will Be The Worst in 150 Years — And It's Terrifying

NOAA has officially confirmed a sixty-one percent probability of a super El Niño beginning May through July 2026, with peak intensity projected to rival the legendary eighteen seventy-seven event — the strongest in roughly one hundred and fifty years. The standard impacts are being widely forecast, but the most consequential effect of the event is what happens to the world's tropical rainforests when the Pacific warms. This video walks through the forecast, the historical reference class, the new RONI metric, and the carbon-cycle feedback loop that almost no one in the mainstream news cycle is discussing.

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