El Niño raises climate change concerns
The El Niño phenomenon is considered one of the climatic phenomena associated with the rise in sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean. It leads to significant changes in weather patterns around the world, including heavy rainfall, floods, hurricanes, and severe droughts. As the Earth's average temperature has increased by 1.5 degrees Celsius since the Industrial Revolution, extreme events such as wildfires and floods have become more common. Studies warn that El Niño plays a major role in complicating the climate landscape, posing health and economic risks. It also attracts global attention due to its capacity to influence weather patterns, temperature levels, and rainfall worldwide.
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