El Nino: Climate scientists warn of "Godzilla-level" climate event
Summary
Scientists warn that this year's "super El Niño" will cause extreme heat that could lead to about 451,000 extra deaths worldwide in six months. Countries like Nigeria, Indonesia, and Sudan are expected to face the worst effects, and the impact may last longer than six months.Key Facts
- A "super El Niño" is causing unusually high temperatures this year.
- Researchers at the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab predict 451,000 additional deaths from the heat by February 2027.
- The number of extremely hot days is expected to increase by 44%.
- Nigeria, Indonesia, and Sudan are among the countries most affected by the heat.
- The impact of the heat wave could continue beyond the six-month period studied.
- El Niño is a natural climate event that warms ocean waters, affecting weather worldwide.
- The warning comes from climate scientists studying global temperature and health risks.
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