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El Niño to peak in December
The World Meteorological Organization expects sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific to reach record levels between October and December 2026, as the El Niño phenomenon continues to intensify before peaking in December, with a likelihood of persisting until February 2027. This event is among the strongest since 1950, with the "Nino 3.4" index rising to over 2.5 degrees Celsius in August 2026, surpassing the previous record. This phenomenon enhances the release of heat from the ocean into the atmosphere, leading to severe heatwaves, increased humidity in many areas, and drought risks in others, alongside international efforts to improve preparedness for its impacts.
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