Supercharged El Niño Heading for Record Strength; Canada’s Winter May ‘Take a Holiday,’ Climatologist Says
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El Niño, a natural climate phenomenon can alter rains and temperatures thousands of kilometers from the tropical Pacific. This year it occurs in a context of a warmer sea due to global warming and can be very strong. It is the warning launched by the UN, through the World Organization
The World Meteorological Organization issued a statement on September 6, 2026 on the accelerated expansion of the El Niño warm water range in the Pacific Ocean. This thermal stain, known in the meteorological monitoring as a red language, exceeded the usual limits observed by researchers before the peak interval expected for the end of [...]
The Super El Niño is gaining strength and already has temperatures above average in the Pacific Ocean even before reaching its peak. The so-called Red Language, a term used to describe the extensive ocean heating area associated with the phenomenon, is expanding at an extraordinary pace and attracts the attention of scientists and meteorologists.The forecast is that the phenomenon reaches its peak between November and December 2026 and continues…
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ekritiThe unprecedented phenomenon is expected to affect tens of millions of people around the world.
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