El Niño Returns Hot Summer Forecast
Dr. Tahseen Shu’lah, an environmental expert, explained that the rise in global temperatures caused by increased greenhouse gas emissions and the return of the "Nina" phenomenon is expected to lead to melting ice at the poles and significant changes in climate systems, with temperature increases expected to persist within the range of 1.5 to 2 degrees Celsius over the coming decades. He also warned that this could result in prolonged summers and shorter springs and autumns, impacting the Earth's ecological balance.
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