[blam]

It's Always Something. (IAS)

[Gamecock]

**Earlier this month I wrote that taking into account current forecasts, El Niño could be the biggest global weather story of 2014.**

Bigger than the Polar Vortex of 2013-2014?</sarc>

[puppypusher]

Gee!I guess Joe Bastard was right afterall.

[Spartan79]

The author of the Business Insider article, Eric Holthaus, is a complete global warming/climate change/global climate disruption coolaid drinker. Check out his blog for more samples of the drivel he spews ...

http://qz.com/163636/how-global-warming-can-make-cold-snaps-even-worse/

[Disambiguator]

But peering below the ocean’s surface, water temperatures are already off-the-charts-hot.

Like 5 million degrees hot?

/algore

[PA BOOKENDS]

“five consecutive three month periods”
Wouldn’t it be easier to say: 15 months? What am I missing

[technically right]

Good, maybe the ice will be gone from Lake Superior before it starts to freeze again in November.

[McBuff]

[al_c]

Good ... that should bring more rain to the south and southwest. Bring it!

[Marie Antoinette]

The last two summers were the hottest and driest that I can recall in my lifetime. Bring it, el niño!

[Understand the stimulus]

in 2012 aussies forecast el nino ...it didn’t happen

and noaa forecast warm winter in 2013-14 cold of the century

...this isn’t science its govt spending gone crazy...the sun is only creating 50% of heat convection but these priests of fake science are just like comrade Obama and the black hand commissars that repeat false pledges

[Hot Tabasco]

[Hot Tabasco]

the next couple of years among the hottest we’ve ever known.

I've just experience the coldest and snowiest winter I've ever known..........and I've been around for a long time.