by Michael Snyder, End Of The American Dream:
The oceans on our planet have never been this hot, and this is causing explosive weather throughout the world. Record high temperatures are being set all over the northern hemisphere, we are witnessing absolutely crazy storms, and gigantic wildfires are erupting at a blistering pace. We have never experienced anything quite like this before, and it is going to be very difficult for farmers to grow crops in these unpredictable conditions. It feels like we are living through a Hollywood disaster movie, but of course what we have been through so far is only just the beginning.
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A lot of people are blaming the crazy weather on the “Super El Niño” that began a few weeks ago.
But it isn’t just a “Super El Niño” that we are facing.
According to Google, an El Niño occurs as a result of warmer surface temperatures in the equatorial waters of the Pacific Ocean…
El Niño is a naturally occurring climate phenomenon characterized by unusually warm ocean surface temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific. During an event, standard trade winds weaken, causing warm water to shift toward the Americas instead of Asia, altering global weather patterns.
In 2026, we have certainly seen extremely warm surface temperatures in the equatorial waters of the Pacific Ocean.
But that is just part of the story.
Right now we are actually experiencing a worldwide ocean heat wave.
In fact, last month ocean surface temperatures reached the highest level ever recorded…
Temperatures on the ocean surface hit a record high in June, European scientists warned Wednesday, fueling fears of more dangerous heat waves this summer and fanning concerns over the escalating global climate crisis.
Two separate services under the European Union’s Copernicus earth observation program — the Copernicus Climate Change Service and the Copernicus Marine Service — announced they had both independently confirmed the record temperatures.
This is very alarming news.
According to the Copernicus Marine Service, the average ocean surface temperature actually reached a level of 20.98 degrees Celsius…
Global average sea surface temperatures in June were 20.98C, beating the previous records of 2023 and 2024, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Marine Service.
I am particularly concerned about the massive heat wave that we are witnessing in the northern Pacific.
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