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The North Pacific hit record heat in 2025, triggering global weather shifts despite weak La Niña.
The North Pacific Ocean recorded its hottest summer on record in 2025, with a massive marine heatwave dubbed the “warm blob” affecting an area ten times the size of the Mediterranean.
Scientists are puzzled, as climate change alone can't fully explain the event’s intensity and duration.
Reduced sulfur emissions from cleaner shipping fuels in China may have diminished sunlight-reflecting aerosols, amplifying warming.
The heat has already influenced weather in Japan, South Korea, and the U.S., fueling storms and thunderstorms.
Weak La Niña conditions are expected to persist, but researchers suggest the Pacific’s extreme warmth may override typical La Niña impacts, potentially leading to colder winters in Europe.
The event underscores how regional ocean changes can have global consequences.
El Pacífico Norte alcanzó un calor récord en 2025, provocando cambios climáticos globales a pesar de la débil La Niña.