I am worried about the next 4-6 months

[Vod]

This is going to be the hottest summer on record (by around 3C) thanks to the strongest El Nino on record in the Pacific.   For the first time in forty years, heat failed to transfer through the Panama canal to the Atlantic ocean.     Oceans have been absorbing 80% of the CO2 for years leading to relatively mild weather changes.  Now factor in the price of Oil, which many developing countries need to survive in the heat.  It's already reached 45–47C in some Indian regions, with Akola in Maharashtra recording 46.9°C in April!

Does anyone have any good news they'd like to share regarding the climate?

[Hispo]

I am from Venezuela, so I experience relatively constant temperature through the whole year.
However, when comes to the phenomenon of the El Niño, the biggest impact we are suffering here is the lack of rain through the east of the country.

That is quite important when this country completely relies on hydroelectricity to power our houses and factories.

I don't have any good news when comes to the climate and the weather, so I guess we can only worry for people in the north of the continent, who won't have the economical means to keep themselves warm in the winter and cold in the summer.

[Vod]

I am from Venezuela, so I experience relatively constant temperature through the whole year.
However, when comes to the phenomenon of the El Niño, the biggest impact we are suffering here is the lack of rain through the east of the country.

That is quite important when this country completely relies on hydroelectricity to power our houses and factories.

I don't have any good news when comes to the climate and the weather, so I guess we can only worry for people in the north of the continent, who won't have the economical means to keep themselves warm in the winter and cold in the summer.

Could this be the year a million people die from heat exposure? 

[Y3shot]

Could this be the year a million people die from heat exposure? 

The heat is becoming very terrible, and apart from making people uncomfortable, it is also affecting agriculture so badly; crops are not doing well because of the lack of constant rain, and pests are consuming these crops.

I think this year is going to be very difficult. The heat, along with the shortage of food due to the lack of rainfall, makes me imagine how people are going to survive. I won’t be surprised if there will be an increase in the death rate this year because of the harsh weather conditions.

[Lucius]

I've been reading the news about the super El Nino for about a month now and I can say that I've come to terms with the fact that summers in Europe have become a real hell with powerful storms that bring strong winds and heavy hail. Heat waves are becoming more pronounced and lasting longer, they say it will get worse, especially in Europe, which is the fastest-warming continent in the world.

What comes after the summer are heavy rains due to the evaporation of rivers, lakes and the sea - so we need to prepare for another hellish summer, as temperatures in southeastern Europe will soon approach 30 degrees Celsius.

[BIT-BENDER]

Well the good news I can say is that according to history man has found ways to survive extremely harsh climate, the human body can really tolerate very extreme cold, heat or any other uncomfortable weather and this will just be another one.
Amongst the biggest problem I see here is the timing, and that's because of the hike in oil prices like the OP has already pointed out.
What ever the weather be having a conservative lifestyle during adverse weather conditions can be helpful.

[Mhizlove]

This climate problem shows us that the world is connected because something that happened or started in the ocean far away can affect our daily lives, food, light, water in another country. From how things is going is a reminder that countries should not depend on only one power source alone like hydro because if rainfall everywhere will feel the effect, to managing water and Diversitying energy well has been one a necessity and it's not luxury again. So you see that's why climate issues are not just a news story, they do affect real people, life and it's something that happens every daily

[BADecker]

The small movements in general temperature that we are seeing now, have occurred like this for thousands of years in the past. There is far more evidence for global cooling in the slightly longer run. There is no real evidence that the tiny amount of CO2 in the atmosphere has anything to do with temporary global warming. So far this year, temperatures in many places in the world have remained cooler than than normal for this time of the year.

Stop listening to the WEF fear-mongering blab. Rather, watch how they are using microwave stations around the world to manipulate the weather.


Did You Notice How Climate Alarmism Just Stopped?

[EluguHcman]

This is going to be the hottest summer on record (by around 3C) thanks to the strongest El Nino on record in the Pacific.   For the first time in forty years, heat failed to transfer through the Panama canal to the Atlantic ocean.     Oceans have been absorbing 80% of the CO2 for years leading to relatively mild weather changes.  Now factor in the price of Oil, which many developing countries need to survive in the heat.  It's already reached 45–47C in some Indian regions, with Akola in Maharashtra recording 46.9°C in April!

Does anyone have any good news they'd like to share regarding the climate?

The Nigeria atmosphere temperature has for some couple of months now been as hot like you just need book a taxi and you are riding closely to the hell we are told that it burns like fire or hotness at the highest degree.

I don't mean to say the climate change is mostly aggressive here than every other place in the geographical regions that the summer is affected but the one being experienced at this moment is really unusual and I also think it should be one of the hottest climate change ever.

[BADecker]

Back in the summers of early 1990s, Phoenix, Arizona, hit 123 degrees F. It has cooled down somewhat since then.

[Findingnemo]

Every year, it is going to get hotter, and to manage the heat waves, there is no option but to have the air conditioning on at work.

I don't see much difference in my place, the same old heat and somehow managing everything in order. Used to take a vacation in the summer in my early days but it is no more exciting so just blast the Air con on full throttle and enjoy the breezy day.

[tvbcof]

This is going to be the hottest summer on record (by around 3C) thanks to the strongest El Nino on record in the Pacific.   For the first time in forty years, heat failed to transfer through the Panama canal to the Atlantic ocean.     Oceans have been absorbing 80% of the CO2 for years leading to relatively mild weather changes.  Now factor in the price of Oil, which many developing countries need to survive in the heat.  It's already reached 45–47C in some Indian regions, with Akola in Maharashtra recording 46.9°C in April!

Does anyone have any good news they'd like to share regarding the climate?

Here's some good news.  Iran has shown us the solution:

  Iran Suffers Massive Drought Until they Destroy U.S. Weather Modification Radar
  https://www.bitchute.com/video/su0FRZSGU1wr

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...Does anyone have any good news they'd like to share regarding the climate?

Here is some good climate news about clean energy:

Clean energy is surging (faster than expected)

In 2025, renewables supplied nearly all new electricity demand growth globally
Solar + wind are now so widespread that:
They helped push coal’s share down significantly
Global clean energy investment hit a record ~$2.3 trillion
https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/486845/climate-change-coal-solar-renewable-power

fyi: The full details are behind a paywall.

[_Miracle]

There has been a growing movement for at least a decade (that I'm aware of) to decentralize reliance on energy, food and communications  --> going solar, growing food instead of lawns, Lora/mesh networks ect. ----cryptographically secured money ;-)

On a really good note we have made significant positive changes regarding the ozone.
On another good note the ones trying to claim industry accelerated climate change as a hoax are being exposed ---in real time.

https://wmo.int/media/news/small-and-short-lived-2025-ozone-hole-confirms-long-term-recovery-trend
https://www.wri.org/insights/stories-to-watch-climate-economy-2026
https://globalchoices.org/7-inspiring-climate-wins-in-early-2026/


Buildings like Earthships are passive cooling/heating ---maybe a Hobbit Hole instead of mountain living or both?



UNLIMITED DIY COOLING For Your Home | NO ELECTRIC NEEDED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=051qcV9kack&list=WL&index=41

[Marykeller]

I never knew that this is a global heat everyone is suffering from. Poor me to think that this terrible heat is only meant for my country to suffer from because the ozone layer are weak.

However, I heard from my state local news(on radio) that there won't be much rainfalls this year. That will be meaning that, the heat may linger to this year ends. Just hope it doesn't gets worst than this, for the things that depends and grow on water to cut short because of the amount of C02 absorbing.

[Vod]

I never knew that this is a global heat everyone is suffering from. Poor me to think that this terrible heat is only meant for my country to suffer from because the ozone layer are weak.

Actually, the ozone layer recovered nicely after the CFC ban.  It will return to 1980 levels by approximately 2066 over the Antarctic, 2045 over the Arctic, and 2040 for the rest of the world.  C02 is the bad guy now and it's irreversible.    Even if we cut out all human emissions today, C02 will continue to increase for years due to the tundra thawing.   More CO2 is tied up in the thawing Arctic permafrost than is currently in the entire atmosphere!

[tvbcof]

Scammed by climate eco-hustlers:

There has been a growing movement for at least a decade (that I'm aware of) to decentralize reliance on energy, food and communications  --> going solar, growing food instead of lawns, Lora/mesh networks ect. ----cryptographically secured money ;-)

On a really good note we have made significant positive changes regarding the ozone.
On another good note the ones trying to claim industry accelerated climate change as a hoax are being exposed ---in real time.

https://wmo.int/media/news/small-and-short-lived-2025-ozone-hole-confirms-long-term-recovery-trend
https://www.wri.org/insights/stories-to-watch-climate-economy-2026
https://globalchoices.org/7-inspiring-climate-wins-in-early-2026/

Buildings like Earthships are passive cooling/heating ---maybe a Hobbit Hole instead of mountain living or both?

Zero understanding of elementary thermodynamics:

UNLIMITED DIY COOLING For Your Home | NO ELECTRIC NEEDED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=051qcV9kack&list=WL&index=41

Classic.

[Humman001]

Every year, the heat is becoming more and more unbearable. Especially in the workplace, there is no practical alternative to air conditioning to cope with the heatwave. However, in my area, there is still no significant change; it is still the same heat, and people are somehow managing everything.

Earlier, there was a special joy in going somewhere on vacation during the summer. But now that excitement is gone. On a hot day, it is more comfortable to sit in the cool air of the office or home with the AC on. Even if it is extremely hot outside, a comfortable atmosphere inside makes the day much more bearable.

[Mpamaegbu]

Vod, if not that you mentioned it here, I had thought it was something only for hot climate regions of Africa. In Nigeria, we've been in that hotness for the past few months now. It doesn't matter if there are trees around anyone's surroundings to supply oxygen and make it airy. The hotness is damn much!

[Ucy]

There has been a growing movement for at least a decade (that I'm aware of) to decentralize reliance on energy, food and communications  --> going solar, growing food instead of lawns, Lora/mesh networks ect. ----cryptographically secured money ;-)

On a really good note we have made significant positive changes regarding the ozone.
On another good note the ones trying to claim industry accelerated climate change as a hoax are being exposed ---in real time.

https://wmo.int/media/news/small-and-short-lived-2025-ozone-hole-confirms-long-term-recovery-trend
https://www.wri.org/insights/stories-to-watch-climate-economy-2026
https://globalchoices.org/7-inspiring-climate-wins-in-early-2026/


Buildings like Earthships are passive cooling/heating ---maybe a Hobbit Hole instead of mountain living or both?



UNLIMITED DIY COOLING For Your Home | NO ELECTRIC NEEDED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=051qcV9kack&list=WL&index=41

The bolded part feels like what groups like Zeitgeist movement was working on back then(venus project). The last time I follow the group was probably around 2013 to 2016. My interest eventually shifted to something more interesting (Bitcoin/crypto related things)

I hope such movements come over here and quit trying to change a world that already has its own agenda which is incompatible with what  they intend to achieve. For example, decentralization of things(crypto type decentralization) will make it quite difficult for the world to have an "all knowing" AI/entity that have complete control of their system, this is in contrast with decentralized system that distributes control to every interested person. In such system AI knowledge of it will be very limited