California declares emergency for storms

Reposted by Garry Peterson, Erle C. Ellis, Clark Gray , and 1 more Garry Peterson, Erle C. Ellis, Clark Gray, Anthony Burke

83%

Scholar power: 83.1%

Story's scientific field profile

Environmental science 43%, Geography 22%, Political science 22%, Public Health 13%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Garry Peterson	42%	75	36.4%
🎓 Erle C. Ellis	37%	73	31.6%
🎓 Clark Gray	16%	32	9.1%
🎓 Anthony Burke	13%	22	6.1%
Total			83.1%

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46.0%

4.0 h

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83.1%

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0.832

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Zeke Hausfather

@zekehausfather.com

I have a new piece out in Nature today on the record-breaking 2026/2027 El Niño, what impacts we should expect, and how governments can prepare. The Niño3.4 region is currently running more than 1C hotter than any prior event on record, and we remain months away from the peak www.nature.com/artic...

September 22, 2026 at 5:40 PM

Reposted by John Hogan

3%

Scholar power: 3.9%

Story's scientific field profile

Environmental science 43%, Geography 22%, Political science 22%, Public Health 13%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 John Hogan	9%	19	3.9%

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49.0%

2.3 h

12

3.9%

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0.034

Formula for ranking score (post): scholar_power × max((total_reposts)^(1/3), 1) × (1 / max(hours_since_posted, 1)) × (raw_relevance)^3

Prof Ian Hall

@ianhall.bsky.social

The worst El Niño in recorded history is brewing — here’s how governments must prepare

From southern Africa to the Amazon, the risks are mounting and the window for action is rapidly closing.

www.nature.com/articles/d41...

The worst El Niño in recorded history is brewing — here’s how governments must prepare

From southern Africa to the Amazon, the risks are mounting and the window for action is rapidly closing.

www.nature.com

September 22, 2026 at 7:23 PM

by Harvey J. Miller

10%

Scholar power: 10.6%

Story's scientific field profile

Environmental science 43%, Geography 22%, Political science 22%, Public Health 13%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Harvey J. Miller	5%	50	10.6%

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48.0%

11.9 h

1

10.6%

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0.014

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Harvey J. Miller

@mobileharv.bsky.social

“It will spawn a string of weather catastrophes around our world.”

‘Jaw-dropping’ El Niño bursts through temperature record months before peak

‘Godzilla-level’ phenomenon is supercharging the climate crisis and will have a huge impact on communities across the world

www.theguardian.com

September 22, 2026 at 9:46 AM

Reposted by David Johnson

1%

Scholar power: 1.2%

Story's scientific field profile

Environmental science 43%, Geography 22%, Political science 22%, Public Health 13%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 David Johnson	2%	39	1.2%

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47.0%

20.3 h

159

1.2%

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0.008

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Bill McKibben

@billmckibben.bsky.social

El Niño is breaking every existing record already, and it's got weeks to go before it's likely to hit a peak.

We're going to see a warmer world than any humans before us this year

billmckibben.substack.com/p/hold-my-wa...