Scientists Shocked (And Thankful) These Cyclones Missed Hawaii

See Hawaii all protected and friendly there in a middle? Apparently, a state can appreciate good out-of-date fitness for that. 

“Any island can be hit,” the U.S. National Weather Service Honolulu and Central Pacific Hurricane Centerit’s not ‘if’, it’s ‘when.’

A stronger-than-usual El Niñothe record-breaking storm seasonwreak massacre on anniversary continue patterns opposite a globe

California, for example, is scheming for a big sleet seasonIndonesia has already seen large timberland fires

According to a Los Angeles Times, El Niño’s effects are so inclusive that “some researchers disagree it doubles a risk of war

And this year’s El Niño hasn’t appearance yet. The phenomenom “will strengthen somewhat before a finish of a year

Which means that while some impacts — like Hawaii’s many, many near-misses — are already evident, we’ve nonetheless to see a full effects of this El Niño.

Brace yourselves.

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