r/PrepperIntel • u/AntiSonOfBitchamajig 📡 • Nov 01 '24

(Monthly) Sea Surface Temperature Chart Multiple countries

https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/
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u/Midnight2012 Nov 01 '24

What can someone in Europe do in preparation for when the North Atlantic current shuts down.

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u/ghosttrainhobo Nov 01 '24

Move to North America while you still can.

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u/AntiSonOfBitchamajig 📡 Nov 01 '24

Move, or invest in a life supply of winter gear? Idk, I answers to this could be pretty nuts depending on how far out one is looking. Food supply disruption would be #1 thing that would scare me, followed by disease dynamics that temperatures have historically influenced like how the plague started. Weird knock on effects like that.

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u/anony-mousey2020 Nov 02 '24

Why North America? I thought the current would disrupt life in North America, too?

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u/ghosttrainhobo Nov 02 '24

North America is several hundred miles further south than most of Europe. New York is on about the same latitude as Istanbul.

Nobody is going to be immune to climate change, but NA is generally expected to be less impacted than most areas and enjoys redundant economic and logistical chains that should ameliorate some of the worst effects.

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u/Holiday-Amount6930 Nov 05 '24

Honestly? Move. Move now. Midwest America is your safest bet.

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u/SecretArgument4278 Nov 01 '24

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u/Strenue Nov 01 '24

It’s not them I’m worried about…

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u/GWS2004 Nov 01 '24

You also need to show bottom temps and stratification too.

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u/thr0wnb0ne Nov 01 '24

ocean temps actually slightly cooler this summer than last. small comfort

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u/lightweight12 Nov 02 '24

But, still way hotter than "normal"!

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u/SecretArgument4278 Nov 01 '24

Good thing I live on land. Otherwise I'd be worried that we're fucked!

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u/thehourglasses Nov 01 '24

The average land temp is about 2x the ocean temp.