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   For the US; https://afludiary.blogspot.com/2025/03/noaa-spc-high-risk-of-severe.html or https://afludiary.blogspot.com/2025/03/noaa-spc-high-risk-of-severe.html ;
Overnight at least 25 tornadoes were reported across the Midwest, along with hundreds of reports of high winds and hail (see chart below), as was predicted 3 days ago by NOAA (see NOAA SPC: Multi-day Episode Of Severe Weather Expected Fri/Sat).
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While much of the damage won't be revealed until after sunrise today, already there are media reports of multiple storm-related fatalities.  While yesterday's forecast was for a moderate risk of severe weather, today that ramps up to a HIGH risk in parts of the deep south. 

DJ, At least 32 US deaths, lots of damage and worsening (by wind) wildfires...
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/storminfo/ or https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/storminfo/ has two stormsystems in the Indian Ocean east of Africa. 
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https://arctic-news.blogspot.com/2025/03/el-nino-in-2025.html or https://arctic-news.blogspot.com/2025/03/el-nino-in-2025.html ;

El Nino in 2025?
The trends on the  image below indicate that temperatures keep rising and that the rise may accelerate soon.

Will a new El Niño emerge in the course of 2025?

The probabilities of El Niño conditions are expected to rise in the course of 2025. Moving from the bottom of a La Niña to the peak of a strong El Niño can make a difference of more than 0.5°C, as illustrated by the image below.
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The potential for a huge temperature rise within a few months time

Earth's temperature imbalance is growing, as emissions and temperatures keep rising. In a cataclysmic alignment, the upcoming El Niño threatens to develop while sunspots are higher than expected. Sunspots are predicted to peak in July 2025. The temperature difference between maximum versus minimum sunspots could be as much as 0.25°C. 

There are further mechanisms that could accelerate the temperature rise, such as reductions in aerosols that are currently masking global warming. 
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The temperature rise comes with numerous feedbacks such as loss of sea ice, loss of lower clouds, more water vapor in the atmosphere and changes in wind patterns and ocean currents that could cause extreme weather events such as forest fires and flooding to increase in frequency, intensity, duration, ubiquity and area covered, and oceans to take up less heat, with more heat instead remaining in the atmosphere. 

The self-reinforcing nature of many of these feedbacks could cause the temperature rise to accelerate strongly and rapidly within a few months time. 

Furthermore, the impact of one mechanism can trigger stronger activity in other mechanisms. Low Arctic sea ice volume (above image on the right) can trigger destabilization of hydrates at the seafloor of the Arctic Ocean, resulting in eruptions of huge amounts of methane that in turn speeds up thawing of permafrost. 

DJ, sticking to mistakes, in climate, pandemics, (NATO expansion) wars are the outcome of blind capitalism. If you do not change the system we keep in self destruction modus ever faster...

Understanding the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_function#/media/File:Exp.svg or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_function#/media/File:Exp.svg ;

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