UN Warns El Niño Reaching Peak
The United Nations expects the El Niño phenomenon to reach its peak in December 2026, becoming one of the strongest since 1950, with rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns around the world. This phenomenon will lead to an increase in surface ocean water temperatures in the Pacific, exacerbating the impacts of climate change by increasing risks of droughts and floods, as well as affecting weather patterns, economies, and international ecosystems. The organization predicts that the event will continue until February 2027, with a possibility of it lasting even longer. It is working to release the heat stored in the ocean rather than adding new heat to the planet.
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