REALCLIMATE: NON -FORCED VARIATIONS: May 2025

The article says:
Let’s compare this with the predictions of global climatic models that focus on the accumulation of CO₂ and the associated temperature increase.

[ PP: seriously, why bother with gcms? The hypothetical error filled map is not the territory. Is not reality. ]

We can see that almost everywhere on Earth, excluded from the United States and Europe, there is an increase in the convergence of atmospheric humidity, especially pronounced in the tropics. This is found in a strong contrast to the soil moisture trends shown in Fig. S4 of Seo et al. 2025. In that figure, the great regions of South America, Africa and Eurasia, where climatic models constantly predict a greater convergence of moisture, are experiencing the loss of soil moisture. Worldwide, Land shows a decrease in imported atmospheric humidity, while climatic models in the previous graph suggest that a warming land should, on the contrary, receive more atmospheric humidity (and, therefore, gain moisture in general).

OK. Then go to Africa and South America and other regions of the world and tell them that they are not in a drought of decades, all their cattle has been sold or dead, and their crops are failing.

WTF is wrong with this image and conversation comments, such as Era5 assumptions or that any other data set or GCM contains an answer to anything here.

“I guess the reanalysis was5 is true”? No, that is not the problem here. The problem is all the assumption that climatic scientists who use their “science” offer the truth. While the reality is that they have no idea of ​​reality.

Countries that experience long -term drought:
South Africa:

Zambia: declared a national disaster in February 2024 due to the worst drought in two decades, with almost half of its destroyed planted area.

Zimbabwe: facing its worst drought in a century, leading to a generalized fault of crops and food insecurity.

Malawi: declared an emergency state since drought conditions have devastated agriculture and livelihoods.

Namibia: experimenting severe drought, which leads the government to sacrifice wildlife to feed the hungry.

Botswana: declared an emergency state due to prolonged drought conditions.

Lesotho: declared an emergency state, with important impacts on agriculture and food security.

Mozambique: suffering severe drought, which leads to food shortages and economic difficulties.

South Africa: experience a greater risk of drought, with important impacts on agriculture and water resources.
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Eastern Africa:

Somalia: facing severe drought conditions, with millions at risk of hunger due to prolonged dry spells.

Ethiopia: experimenting the ongoing drought, which leads to insecurity and food displacement.

Kenya: parts of the country face severe drought, impacting agriculture and water availability.
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Central and Western Africa:

Chad: experience drought conditions that threaten food security and livelihoods.

Mauritania: facing severe droughts, impacting agriculture and water resources.

Senegal: experience drought conditions that affect food production and water availability.

These droughts have led to significant challenges, including crop failures, cattle deaths and greater food insecurity. The situation underlines the urgent need for climate adaptation strategies and international support to mitigate the impacts of prolonged drought in these regions.

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