Lou Derou

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Lou Derou

Lou Derou

@lou7659

Katılım Aralık 2025
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@CopernicusECMWF @GJauseau European Union is the most corrupted place on earth this is why all is 2 timer than anywhere else. But people do not believe anymore in the claim are hoax
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Copernicus ECMWF@CopernicusECMWF·
🌡️ Europe is the fastest‑warming continent, warming at more than 2× the global average. Changing weather patterns, reduced air pollution, declining snow cover & proximity to the rapidly warming Arctic all play a role. ⬇️
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Peter Dynes
Peter Dynes@PGDynes·
Europe has warmed twice as fast as the global average over the past 30 years.....now the fastest-warming continent on Earth. And that “blue blob” in the North Atlantic? A signal that the AMOC is under threat. This isn’t abstract. It’s a system starting to shift.
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@Meteovilles Les « normales » sont une arnaque politique. Donc tout ce qui en découle est bidon. Nous sommes largement en dessous des température du réchauffement naturel massif de l Holocène quand les océans étaient 200 m plus haut.
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Guillaume Séchet
Guillaume Séchet@Meteovilles·
Avril 2026 sort clairement de l’ordinaire : +2,4 °C au-dessus des normales et 64 % de pluie en moins. Fait marquant, cinq des six mois d’avril les plus chauds depuis 1930 ont eu lieu depuis 2006 ! Notre pré-bilan >>> meteo-paris.com/actualites/avr…
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@WMO The global average is a political scam, so it means nothing. Regarding the last 10 000 yerars only, Earth is cold
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World Meteorological Organization
Europe is warming >2x as fast as the global average, reducing snow & ice cover. High air temperatures, drought, heatwaves & record ocean temperatures affect regions from the Arctic to the Mediterranean. European State of Climate #ESOTC2025 out now. ➡️bit.ly/ESOTC2025pr
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Matheus R
Matheus R@MatheusWR·
Pretty much the ENTIRE Pacific is warm, from North to South.
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@volcaholic1 The actuel system is one of the coldest regarding the last thousands years, exception of course of the last little ice age wich ends….end of 19century. There is no global heating, seas levels are 400 lower than 9000 years ago, ice in poles. Moderete climate perfect for humans
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Volcaholic 🌋
Volcaholic 🌋@volcaholic1·
🚨 This isn’t a stable climate baseline anymore. A strong El Niño doesn’t cause the warming, it amplifies a system that’s already heating up. That means hotter heatwaves, heavier downpours, and worse droughts all become more likely at the same time. It’s stacked warming, and that’s what drives the extremes.
Ben Noll@BenNollWeather

This year’s El Niño is developing faster than in 1997 and 1982, based on late-April sea surface temperatures. The central equatorial Pacific is near 0.8˚C warmer than average, similar to 2015. But unlike past years, subsurface Pacific waters are now locally 7-8˚C above-average.

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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@HelmPeter LIES. Natural cycle, we know from decades we are moving in a new little ice age
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Peter Helm 🇩🇪 🇺🇦
Der AMOC, der den Golfstrom beinhaltet, ist die Heizung für Nordeuropa und macht es erst für Menschen gut bewohnbar. Diese „Heizung“, mit einer Leistung von 2 Millionen AKWs, droht gegen Ende des Jahrhunderts so weit zusammenzubrechen, dass ein komplettes versiegen unausweichlich wird. Ausgelöst durch den menschengemachten Klimawandel. Nur das Einhalten der Pariser Klimaziele kann die Eintretenswahrscheinlichkeit reduzieren.
Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf 🌏 🦣@rahmstorf

Wichtige neue Studie der Kollegen aus Bordeaux ⬇️ morgenpost.de/ratgeber-wisse…

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Peter D Carter
Peter D Carter@PCarterClimate·
REGIONS MOST AT RISK 2026-2027 UNDER STRONG EL NINO It looks definite there will be a strong El Nino starting May to July (NOAA), Risk to extreme heat may be predicted by the 2016 El Nino summer temperatures. Much of the world at high risk, with the US standing out. This will be super bad, governments should be acting to protect their citizens. climatereanalyzer.org/research_tools… #ElNino #climatechange #globalwarming
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@PatriotSammi Lies. Life is growing up as the corals do. Life need warmer oceans to develop
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Sammi🦋
Sammi🦋@PatriotSammi·
The Pacific Ocean is basically turning into a giant pressure cooker right now. 🌊🔥 Scientists are watching the water simmer, and they’re worried it’s about to "boil over" into a Super El Niño. This isn't just about a hot summer; it’s about the Earth hitting a point where it can't cool back down. We’re looking at a permanent jump in temperature—nearly 3 degrees hotter than where we should be. When the ocean vents that much heat, it’s like flipping a switch that you can’t flip back. It trashes the fisheries, kills the reefs, and messes up the rain patterns we rely on to grow food. Essentially, we’re moving into a "new normal" where the weather is just permanently broken. Instead of a temporary heat spike, we’re basically moving into a house that’s already on fire. How’s the weather looking where you are? Because it feels like the "seasons" don't even exist anymore where I am. #DemsUnited #Climate
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@NOAAResearch We surprised ??? Planes from the globalists sect of human warming are spraying us with nanoparticules !!
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NOAA Research@NOAAResearch·
New research finds stratospheric nanoparticles, a previously unrecognized but widespread class of ultrafine aerosol particles, are surprisingly abundant in the lowest parts of the stratosphere, accounting for up to 90% of the total aerosol surface area. research.noaa.gov/stratospheric-…
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@GJauseau Ah je croyais que c’était déjà la fin du monde et la sécheresse à cause du réchauffement climatique anthropique ?
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Guillaume Jauseau@GJauseau·
Vers un changement de régime ? On s'oriente vers une séquence nettement plus agitée. Les modèles commencent à dessiner un potentiel cocktail d'#orages dans les jours à venir / à + long terme. Un risque de grêle et de fortes pluies se précise dans plusieurs régions. 1/..
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Hidrometeorología@hidromet·
BOM de Australia, Mapa del Pronóstico de la Temp. de la Superficie del Mar (SST) para Julio y gráfico de la región Niño 3.4...... Desde mayo supera el umbral para el desarrollo de El Niño y alcanza la categoría: "Super" El Niño>2°C. intense and rapid warming.
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@PCarterClimate Who funds you for such sick propaganda ? Do you work for Copernicus, the communist climate europeeen tool?
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Capitán clima
Capitán clima@Climawcosta·
Esta es la última predicción del Niño de la NOAA. Ahora se espera que las anomalías de temperatura del Niño (RONI) este año superen los 2.6 grados. Si esto se hace realidad, rompería records. Ni 2015, ni 1982, ni 1997 alcanzaron esas temperaturas. #ElNiño #Record @primitivojc47
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Mi hilo sobre el fenómeno del Niño de hace unos meses para que lo entiendan un poco mejor. ¿Tendremos un fenómeno que rompa todos los récords? Tendremos que esperar para ver. Lo que sí más de un 90% seguro es que el fenómeno vendrá. #Sequia #Calor #Barranquilla #caribe #Colombia

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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@rushtropicalwx When we reach the warmer natural point , natural climate mécanisme leads to the next cooling time, wich will be followed by the next warming……it works this way and ever will work this way. Natural climate cycles
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Rush Rush
Rush Rush@rushtropicalwx·
Serious question....What happens when the ocean and the atmosphere are both warm? Im thinking lapse rates and instability....Just spit balling....
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Peter D Carter
Peter D Carter@PCarterClimate·
ATMOSPHERIC CO2 JUST TOPPED 430 PPM, 3-5 MILLION YEAR HIGH Accelerating atmospheric CO2 reached 431 ppm in April 2026, the highest in 3 to 5 million years and the fastest increase in 10s of millions of years. Fossil fuel fatal CO2 emissions are still being increased, meaning global temperatures will soon become unlivable on to unsurvivable, an insanely evil fossil fuel hellish future. keelingcurve.ucsd.edu #CO2 #climatechange #globalwarming
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@BenNollWeather Do you make money with your scenarios? You should try an other way and let the climate be what it is, natural, cyclical and lead by natural rules
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Ben Noll
Ben Noll@BenNollWeather·
Super El Niño: A record-breaking westerly wind burst was caused by rare triplet cyclones in the Pacific during early April. Highly unusual winds along the equator created a strong Kelvin wave, which is now just starting to transport huge amounts of warm water across the Pacific.
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Lou Derou
Lou Derou@lou7659·
@WMO Shut up and let the natural meteorological and climate cycles be. Point there is nothing we can do in any way. Climate rules Earth from millions of years and will be . Stop your sick political agenda
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An El Niño event is expected from mid-2026, impacting global temperature & rainfall patterns, according to WMO's global seasonal climate update. Models indicate that this may be a strong one! More details 👉 bit.ly/4mO7WUf
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Leon Simons 🌍
Leon Simons 🌍@LeonSimons8·
I'm afraid we wont have to wait until mid-century to see "World food systems ‘pushed to the brink’ by extreme heat". The next 1.5 years will likely already show extreme pressures on global food production. Especially if the Strait of Hormuz stays closed and we get Super El Niño
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Bill McGuire@ProfBillMcGuire

A collapse of global harvests will be the trigger that brings about predicted societal collapse by 2050 By one estimate there could be a 30% fall in crop yields by mid-century, by which time there could be 50% more people A halving of calories per head theguardian.com/world/2026/apr…

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