WMO chief says El Nino could be strongest in four decades
Summary
The United Nations' weather agency says the El Niño weather event could be the strongest in 40 years. It is expected to be very strong in the coming months and likely will continue until February, raising concerns about extreme weather worldwide.Key Facts
- El Niño is a natural weather event that affects global climate patterns.
- The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) expects this El Niño to be very strong.
- This could be the strongest El Niño since records started 40 years ago.
- The event is likely to last until February 2027.
- El Niño often leads to extreme weather like heatwaves, storms, and droughts.
- The UN chief warned that the world is entering a "danger zone" for such weather risks.
- Preparing for these weather changes is important for countries worldwide.
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