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FirstLight

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2. good question...since the oceans are getting much warmer...

Reply to malaise (Original post)

Mon Aug 18, 2025, 12:18 PM

Aug 2025

If the temps off greenland and the glacial melt is any indication. I'd say all bets are off, cuz we honestly don't know what we're dealing with anymore. Could this churn enough water to push the AMOC over the tipping point? It's been teetering for a while...

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Question for the experts re Hurricane Erin [View all] malaise Aug 2025 OP

Look at the Wind Probabilities discussion and Wind Field graphics Aviation Pro Aug 2025 #1

good question...since the oceans are getting much warmer... FirstLight Aug 2025 #2

Found this malaise Aug 2025 #3

wow, very interesting! FirstLight Aug 2025 #4

My geography is worse malaise Aug 2025 #5

Here's another take, look at the current Ocean temps... FirstLight Aug 2025 #6

Met office in the UK is sounding the alarm malaise Aug 2025 #7

SE England has been hit before, not by a hurricane but certainly with the remnants of one. John Farmer Aug 2025 #8

Indeed malaise Aug 2025 #10

High latitude impacts from https://nsidc.org/learn/ask-scientist/can-hurricanes-reach-arctic eppur_se_muova Aug 2025 #9

Thanks malaise Aug 2025 #11