The Insurance Office of Jonathan Singer, LLC and CBA

06/02/2026

2026 Hurricane Season has arrived!

05/15/2026

Insurance companies are also preppers. On a personal note, checkout this very cool tool from my friend Cliff, AKA The Urban Prepper!

I’m excited to officially announce The Urban Prepper Daily Briefing.This is a new daily audio podcast I built to help keep up with the pulse of the preparedn...

05/13/2026

Dont forget 2026 Hurricane Season starts at the end of this month. Start prepping now. https://www.facebook.com/share/18iTK91XSS/?mibextid=wwXIfr

One of Earth’s most dangerous climate patterns is waking up again.

Scientists are warning that a powerful El Niño could develop in 2026, potentially becoming one of the strongest events recorded in modern history. Some climate models are now showing conditions that rival — or even exceed — the extreme El Niño event of 1877.

El Niño begins when unusually warm water spreads across the equatorial Pacific Ocean. That heat doesn’t stay in the ocean. It disrupts atmospheric circulation across the planet, altering rainfall, drought patterns, storms, and temperatures thousands of miles away.

The effects can be devastating.

Historically, strong El Niño events have triggered crop failures, deadly heat waves, severe droughts, catastrophic floods, coral bleaching, and fisheries collapses across multiple continents at once. During the extreme 1877 event, drought and famine contributed to tens of millions of deaths worldwide, particularly in parts of India, China, Brazil, and Africa.

Today, scientists fear the consequences could become even more severe because the planet is already starting from a hotter baseline.

Global ocean temperatures have remained unusually warm for months. Many regions are already struggling with water shortages, extreme heat, and climate-driven disasters. A major El Niño layered on top of modern global warming could amplify conditions even further — pushing some ecosystems and infrastructure systems past their limits.

Researchers say El Niño doesn’t affect every region equally. Some places may experience extreme rainfall and flooding, while others face prolonged drought and dangerous heat. But taken together, the pattern has a way of stressing food supplies, energy systems, agriculture, and public health around the world at the same time.

Scientists caution that forecasts are still evolving, and the exact strength of the event remains uncertain. But confidence has been increasing across multiple climate models that a major El Niño is developing.

Learn more:
"Atmospheric Code Red: 2026 Super El Niño Now Trending Toward Record-Breaking Intensity." Severe Weather Europe

05/11/2026

Very funny!

689 likes, 7 comments. "Dolphins "

05/10/2026

Somehow, I sense their insurance costs have skyrockted due to the self-inflicted exposure and political desire to placate their customer base.

Months after allowing customers to openly carry guns, Publix has changed its open carry firearm policy at all Florida stores.

🔗 https://www.miaminewtimes.com/food-drink/publix-quietly-reverses-open-carry-policy-in-florida-stores-40546872/

05/01/2026

Worth a listen

04/30/2026

Who is operating this vehicle? WAYMO? No way!

04/03/2026

Let’s just say that I am not a fan of Aetna or any for-profit health insurance carriers.

03/19/2026

It is likely a much higher number. https://www.facebook.com/share/19ZsMqdyCR/?mibextid=wwXIfr

A new survey suggests around 2 million Americans have lost health insurance after Congress let the subsidies expire. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/millions-uninsured-aca-premium-subsidies_n_69bc5760e4b0bb6debb82b68?ncid_tag=fcbklnkushpmg00000013&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=us_politics

03/18/2026

PLEASE Stay prepared this Spring and also start your prep for Hurricane Season instead of waiting til it is too late!

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