Atlantic basin seeing record sea surface temperatures; may see earlier start to Cape Verde storms

The North Atlantic sea surface is warm... really warm. In fact, water surface temperatures have been record-warm since March of 2023. Currently, water temperatures in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico are in the lower to mid-80s and the warm waters extend through most of the Atlantic basin. This can contribute to several issues. We're already starting to see increased tropical activity, and the Cape Verde storm season may get an earlier start.
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[@DeKKH]

Dang man… we are doomed 😭😭😭😭
Be prepared People 🙏

[@AllySun3]

Well that would happen when a frequency technology is forcing waves to create heat, from an island above Antartica…

[@xanderz161]

You do realize that we are still in an ice age? Plus, that departure from normal map is not correct. Those are satellite readings, which are not accurate.

[@richyp64]

There's a reason so many people are suddenly and unexpectedly dropping like flies. Doctors are baffled but we all know it's climate change and it's terrifying.