The weather is getting…😳

- I've never seen this in the UK, never in London. - I mean, high-park, my nigga. - Nah, nah, nah, this is good too far. - Um, at what point should we start to panic? 'Cause records are being shattered around the world right now. The US just recorded their hottest month ever. Beating the previous record set all the way back in 1936. Two thirds of England is now in severe drought. Yes, that England, after they just had their driest July since records began. - Mom's gonna think I'm at a beach, bro. China's largest desert just flooded after having its heaviest 24-hour downpour in recorded history. Meanwhile, Europe's rivers having the opposite problem. They have fallen to record lows, which not only can be seen from space, but the dropping water levels are revealing all sorts of incredible discoveries. Global ocean temperatures just reached their highest ever in both June and July. In one single week, Japan, China and the Philippines were hit with no one, not two, but three major storms. And France just had their worst wildfires ever recorded. The craziest part, man, is it could just be the beginning. Because meteorologists Ryan Moore suggests that the current super-El Nino gathering in the Pacific will be, quote, "perhaps the strongest in 500 to 1,000 years." And could legitimately be the most extreme global weather or climate event experienced by humanity since the invention of the printing press. Thanks, Ryan, comforting words.