UN Warns of El Niño Impact
The World Meteorological Organization has announced that the El Niño phenomenon has already begun and is expected to intensify between July and September, with the possibility of reaching a strong level. This phenomenon contributes to rising temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, increasing the likelihood of extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall, droughts, and heatwaves. It also impacts the climate of numerous regions around the world, as sea surface temperatures are forecasted to exceed the average by more than two degrees Celsius. Its effects are expected to persist until the end of the year and beyond, supporting preparedness efforts and emphasizing the importance of early warning systems.
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