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Weather Balance Shifts and El Niño Peak Periods: Warnings and Impacts
International reports warn that the El Niño phenomenon, which may return in 2026, will lead to severe heatwaves and extreme weather often lasting more than two months. This poses a threat of worsening droughts and the spread of cholera in certain regions. The phenomenon is among the main factors that could cause unprecedented temperature rises, with expectations that 2026 could be the hottest year on record. Currently, efforts are focused on preparations to address the impacts of El Niño and its effects on climate change and public health security in the most affected countries.
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