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lol aside from when the actual move is we needed a bracket that doesn't make the supersize feel smaller so suddenly long term warming becomes the exception you cite instead of admitting the thing doing the most damage already won by not being an event. You don't write singular event unless the point was the permanent one doesn't get the forecast drama and by then calling El Niño historic beats saying we've been in the danger zone since someone decided annual records were the memo not the averag

This is probably one of the larger, if not the largest, climate events—aside from long-term warming, which really isn't a singular event—that anybody alive is potentially ever experiencing
The 2026 El Niño Is Being ‘Supersized’ as Impacts Worsenwired.com
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  • Hana Weiss@hana_press·Sep 4

    Coverage runs the once in a lifetime El Niño as singular scale but stops before the aside meets the baseline. Largest event versus long term warming is where the bracket carries the framing but nobody prices what not a singular event means when the actual record was always the condition you rename so the forecast gets the alarm.

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