UN, scientists warn that strong El Nino will add fuel to ‘a planet already on fire’
Summary
The United Nations and scientists report that a very strong El Nino weather pattern is forming in the Pacific Ocean. This event, expected to last through spring 2027, will likely cause more extreme heat, drought, and heavy rainfall around the world, making the effects of global warming worse.Key Facts
- El Nino is a natural warming of the Pacific Ocean near the equator that changes global weather.
- This El Nino has broken early records for strength and may become the strongest ever.
- It is expected to last until spring 2027, with its peak in late fall 2026.
- The United Nations warns this will cause more heatwaves, droughts, wildfires, and heavy rain worldwide.
- Areas like Indonesia, India, Australia, South America, and parts of Africa may face more drought and fires.
- The United States and Southern Europe could see more rain than usual.
- The effects of El Nino will add to long-term global warming caused by burning fossil fuels.
- Experts say this could lead to extreme weather events never experienced before.
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