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Yep: Knowing more really does change everything:
Have you woken up to reality yet..???
#ClimateReality
The more you know.
The 4-year running mean for the global surface temperature anomaly will likely break 1.50°C before the year is out:

The hand of unrelenting climate collapse:
Not sure how it got here..????
Go and ask the 95 specific billionaires and CEOs who are continuing to give it to you on a plate:
Yes: their generosity knows no bounds: and they do so like to give:
Full collapse: #ClimateReality
Major flooding in San Pedro Sula, Cortés, Honduras yesterday and it isn't for the first time this month.
Seeing scenes like this becoming more common is really worrying. Climate change is making these extreme weather events hit harder, with warmer air holding more moisture and bringing heavier rainfall in a shorter space of time.
Flooding like this is happening more often, leaving people to clean up and rebuild again and again. This isn’t something happening far away in the future, it’s happening right now.
New study adds evidence that the "Cold Blob" in the North Atlantic is proof of AMOC slow-down. And it can only be explained by changes in ocean heat transport (impacted by us). Continued slowdown, even shut-down cannot be excluded. An unacceptable risk. https://t.co/WsMTV61SoV
Antarctica's west coast missing an area of sea ice the size of France as temperatures peak 20C above average:
A planet hotter than it's been in 125,000 years: and 95 specific billionaires and CEOs giving it all they've got to remove a lot more yet:
#ClimateReality
Antarctica’s west coast missing an area of sea ice the size of France as temperatures peak 20C above average.
https://t.co/T8YSXERBRB
Plot twist: The Sun isn’t angry… we just forgot how to live with nature.
#Heatwave #ClimateReality #NatureFirst #SustainableLiving #ReelIndia
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#News: 💧💸 #UN report warns that we've overdrawn our natural accounts, draining rivers and aquifers faster than they can refill - water bankruptcy. Time to stop stealing from #nature! 🌍🛑 #ClimateReality #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect
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Extreme weather events:..???? You've seen absolutely nothing yet:
The damage to witnessed ongoing over the coming years will surpass anything you could have imagined happening to our planet's climate:
Climate collapse: the lesson continues unabated: #ClimateReality
Crazy storm accompanied by heavy rainfall hit Noida, India.
And so the remains of narcissistic government policies continues across our planet:
Climate collapse: engineered by extraction governments: masquerading as responsible governments to 8+ billion people:
The lies continue to flow like the water: #ClimateReality
Major flooding due to heavy rainfall in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 🇹🇼 (05.06.2026)
Remember: if it looks like climate collapse outside: it's because it IS:
There are no half measures here:
The mother doesn't do souvenirs:
She does teach lessons: 24/7:
Have you had your community lesson yet....?????
#ClimateReality
Hailstorm in Gu'an, Hebei Province
Climate deniers:
Be sure your sins will find you out:
The mother is working overtime to prove the point of what you can expect to happen to your lives and your communities:
The definitive lesson continues to all:
#ClimateReality
Climate science deniers don’t yet understand what they’ve helped unleash on all of us #heatwave
Apparently, the media still don't realise or are in so much denial that catastrophic warming of our planet, is changing human beings ability to exist by the day. #ClimateReality 🔥
Spring time in Europe -every year it will get hotter and hotter earlier and earlier
Parts of Western Europe are experiencing an extreme, record early heatwave with temperatures soaring 5 C to 10 C above normal
Temperatures in southwest Spain forecast to reach 40°C in coming days

It's called climate collapse for a reason:
The media are determined to deny it to the people:
#ClimateReality
Destructive flooding struck in Sukabumi, West Java, Indonesia 🇮🇩 (May 24, 2026)
The ever changing face of catastrophic climate collapse:
It removes more communities by the day:
If you're waiting for the media to tell you the real truth: forget it:
That's why I'm telling you: because reality needs to be told: #ClimateReality
Flash floods swept away debris and vehicles yesterday in Istalif, Kabul Province, Afghanistan.
At least 24 people have died across Afghanistan over the past 48 hours, officials said today.
The United States is experiencing its driest start to a year in more than a century.
According to NOAA data and climate scientists, more than 60% of the country is currently under drought conditions, with over 20% facing extreme drought.
This is not a localized issue: the drought spans large portions of the Southeast, the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, and even parts of the Pacific Northwest that are typically wetter during La Niña patterns.
What makes this event especially unusual is its scale and timing. The period from January through March 2026 was the driest on record for the contiguous U.S. since comprehensive national records began in 1895.
While La Niña, a cooling of the equatorial Pacific, is playing a major role by suppressing rainfall across the southern states, this year’s pattern was compounded by unusually weak storm activity in the Northwest. As a result, both southern and western regions have become extremely dry simultaneously.
Compounding the problem is rising global temperatures. Warmer air increases evaporation and plant water loss (evapotranspiration), drying out soil, vegetation, and reservoirs much faster than in the past, even when rainfall deficits are comparable to previous droughts.
Parts of Colorado, Georgia, Florida, and the central Rockies are among the hardest-hit areas. In the West, the lack of mountain snowpack is particularly alarming, as it normally provides a critical natural water reserve for rivers, agriculture, and ecosystems through the dry summer months.
Scientists warn that these deep soil moisture deficits may persist even if summer rains arrive, because underground water reserves take much longer to replenish.
Forecasters are now monitoring the Pacific for signs of a potential strong El Niño later in 2026, which could bring much-needed relief and wetter conditions to the southern and western United States.
["Assessing the U.S. Temperature and Precipitation Analysis in March 2026." NOAA]
![Rainmaker1973's tweet photo. The United States is experiencing its driest start to a year in more than a century.
According to NOAA data and climate scientists, more than 60% of the country is currently under drought conditions, with over 20% facing extreme drought.
This is not a localized issue: the drought spans large portions of the Southeast, the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, and even parts of the Pacific Northwest that are typically wetter during La Niña patterns.
What makes this event especially unusual is its scale and timing. The period from January through March 2026 was the driest on record for the contiguous U.S. since comprehensive national records began in 1895.
While La Niña, a cooling of the equatorial Pacific, is playing a major role by suppressing rainfall across the southern states, this year’s pattern was compounded by unusually weak storm activity in the Northwest. As a result, both southern and western regions have become extremely dry simultaneously.
Compounding the problem is rising global temperatures. Warmer air increases evaporation and plant water loss (evapotranspiration), drying out soil, vegetation, and reservoirs much faster than in the past, even when rainfall deficits are comparable to previous droughts.
Parts of Colorado, Georgia, Florida, and the central Rockies are among the hardest-hit areas. In the West, the lack of mountain snowpack is particularly alarming, as it normally provides a critical natural water reserve for rivers, agriculture, and ecosystems through the dry summer months.
Scientists warn that these deep soil moisture deficits may persist even if summer rains arrive, because underground water reserves take much longer to replenish.
Forecasters are now monitoring the Pacific for signs of a potential strong El Niño later in 2026, which could bring much-needed relief and wetter conditions to the southern and western United States.
["Assessing the U.S. Temperature and Precipitation Analysis in March 2026." NOAA]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HI1Xbj2XYAAG4mJ.jpg)
Mother Nature said “everything must go” 🌬️
Media and business as usual: the two love each other:
The mother loves neither of them:
Climate collapse has no interest in the panderings of a faulty human economy or its systems.
What you see below will continue to remove your communities: #ClimateReality
Heavy rains caused severe flooding in Jiangmen, Guangdong Province, China 🇨🇳 (14.05.2026)
Another community experiencing the preverbial lesson from the mother on climate collapse:
You might be wondering...??? Is she done yet...????
Hardly:
This is just the merest beginning of the carnage.
#ClimateReality
Severe weather hit Unnao, Uttar Pradesh, India today.
No, it's not a scene from a movie:
It's another global community disappearing into a watery grave: because those in business and running global economies thought they didn't need the balance of nature on the planet anymore.
The lesson continues. #ClimateReality
At least 12 people were injured after devastating flooding and torrential flows struck the Havza district following heavy rainfall in Samsun, Türkiye. (May 12, 2026 🇹🇷)
Floods in Kampala are more than just heavy rain; they’re a reminder of the daily struggles many people face every time the skies open. 🌧️💔
How many more floods will it take before lasting solutions become a priority?
#KampalaFloods #Uganda #ClimateReality #StaySafe #coufamilytv

No truly intelligent species would poison its only home for quarterly profits—then cry when the air chokes, crops fail & children gasp. Earth isn't a balance sheet. It's our only lifeboat. Wake up before regret is all that's left. 🌍💔 #ClimateReality

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