Super El Niño: severity and implications

A major El Niño event is currently underway, with sea surface temperatures in the Tropical Pacific reaching record highs surpassing 3.3°C above normal, making it the strongest in recorded history. Climate scientists predict this El Niño will likely peak near 4°C above normal, potentially becoming the most powerful in over 150 years and causing widespread global weather impacts. Subsurface ocean temperatures are also exceptionally warm, supporting the event's intensity and prolonging its influence into early 2027.

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