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UN predicts intense El Niño through 2027
The World Meteorological Organization announced that the current "El Niño" phenomenon may be the strongest since record-keeping began 40 years ago, with an expected continuation until February 2027, with nearly a 100% certainty. This phenomenon causes rising sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean and leads to unprecedented global heatwaves, including what is considered the hottest year on record, 2024. The organization called on the sectors of agriculture, energy, water, and health to prepare themselves to minimize potential damages. Additionally, the phenomenon is classified as "very strong," the third level out of four according to the United Nations.
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