2026-09-25
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You've all heard about El Nino, the El Nino event that's spreading this warm water across the Pacific,
is raising global temperatures, and it's unleashing this extreme weather.
We want to devote this podcast to it because...
It really is shaping up to be basically a catastrophe, a global catastrophe.
Yeah, this isn't just a record-breaking El Nino, it's a record-destroying one.
We're looking at perhaps sea surface temperatures rising to 4 degrees C above average in parts of the Pacific.
That's 60% higher than the previous record.
So that's like running the 100 metres in 6 seconds or something.
That's smashing it.
I trust you on the maths there.
Roughly speaking, it's smashing the record.