El Niño Beats New Historical Record of Warming in 2026 and Phenomenon Can Become One of the Most Intense Already Recorded
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Phenomenon is among the most intense in recent decades; warming in South America has had a great impact in Brazil
The El Niño of 2026 has reached a new record of warming in the Pacific Ocean and can cause changes in the Brazilian climate in the coming months. Among the possible impacts are higher temperatures, reduced rainfall in parts of the North and Northeast and delays at the beginning of the rainy season. In Bahia, this delay can reach 43 days in the region of Ilhéus and Itabuna, in the south of the state.In October, the sea surface temperature in the …
The El Niño of 2026 hit a new heat record for October and should continue to gain strength in the coming weeks.
Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. Area of the phenomenon that is of great influence for the climate in South America, presented the monthly anomaly of 3.56 °C. The post El Niño 2026 Registers More a Historical Mark of Heating apareceu primeiro em Forbes Brasil.
Abnormal warming in the Equatorial Pacific reaches record levels in OctoberInmet records record 2.47°C in the Pacific in October; El Niño is rated as very strong
The El Niño reached a record warming in 2026. In October, the Sea Surface Temperature (MST) recorded an anomaly of 2.47oC.
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