WATER LESS THAN 60 KM FROM NORTH POLE
The satellite image, from NASA Worldview, shows that water is visible less than 60 km or 37.28 miles from the North Pole on August 29, 2026.
From the post 'Record high sea surface temperature causing global devastation', at:
https://t.co/Fa9zjVkQNv
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Former NOAA meteorologists:
NWS Storm Prediction Center completely missed Monday's tornado threat in Kansas City because of "missing weather balloon" data upstream.
More "surprise tornadoes" likely as SPC forecasters are left in the dark about severe weather threats.
The National Science Foundation will be breaking up the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, Colorado. This facility is one of the largest sources of climate alarmism in the country. A comprehensive review is underway & any vital activities such as weather research will be moved to another entity or location. 👇
https://t.co/JZjt9is6et
10 years after the Paris Agreement, we have reached a '3-year average global temperature anomaly of +1.5°C in 2 or more datasets'!
And we can't blame El Niño for this, as ENSO was on average negative during this period.
The Paris Agreement was doomed from the start..
One of the harshest realities in the world of weather are these facts:
People still die/get hurt in significant weather despite you screaming at the top of your lungs.
People choose to act or not in the presence of severe weather.
The average person does not think about the dangers of weather on a day to day basis.
The natural human disposition believes bad things won't happen to them until it does.
Significant weather at night will always be more deadly than severe weather during the day.
People do not understand that if the most significant risk is not over them, then they think they will be fine.