It’s related. Warming ocean temperatures are amplifying the hurricanes and destabilizing currents like the Gulf Stream - both symptoms of the same problem.
Considering that it’s the fact that it even exists right now is the concerning part, yes.
The earth is a closed system, just because there’s a very early hurricane half a world away doesn’t mean the climate isn’t being effected everywhere.
For you this could mean an increased amount of warm water moving in through the Gulf stream to the North Atlantic. This will bring warmer waters to the coastal regions of Europe increasing the severity of storms there, until that warmer water causes the Gulf stream to completely collapse plunging Europe into an early ice age.
The weather where this hurricane is does directly affect you where you live.
Should I? I am in Europe.
Yes. Ocean current changes are coming for us all.
Especially Europe.
A current not going to Europe will get their attention
Maybe focus on the Gulf Stream collapse instead
It’s related. Warming ocean temperatures are amplifying the hurricanes and destabilizing currents like the Gulf Stream - both symptoms of the same problem.
What does it mean about the broader* global warming issue?
Considering that it’s the fact that it even exists right now is the concerning part, yes.
The earth is a closed system, just because there’s a very early hurricane half a world away doesn’t mean the climate isn’t being effected everywhere.
For you this could mean an increased amount of warm water moving in through the Gulf stream to the North Atlantic. This will bring warmer waters to the coastal regions of Europe increasing the severity of storms there, until that warmer water causes the Gulf stream to completely collapse plunging Europe into an early ice age.
The weather where this hurricane is does directly affect you where you live.
Good luck with your impending ice age.
Nope. Don’t need to worry about copious amounts of water raining down, just the water wars.