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WMO Urges Early Warning Systems
The World Meteorological Organization warns that the development of the El Niño phenomenon continues, which causes an unusual rise in sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean. It is expected to reach strong levels between July and September 2026. Projections indicate that the temperature difference could reach about two degrees Celsius, with varying impacts depending on the region, including risks of heatwaves, droughts, and heavy rainfall. The organization called for enhanced early warning systems and preparedness to address the consequences, especially in the most affected sectors such as agriculture, water, and health. Data confirm that peak waves of the phenomenon usually occur between November and February, and the coming months will reveal the extent of its regional impacts.
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