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The Incoming El Niño Is Now Officially the Strongest Ever Recorded, Says Met Office - and It Hasn't Even Peaked Yet

The El Niño developing in the Pacific has now gone past every previous record, according to the Met Office, and forecasters say it could mean a wetter, stormier few months ahead for the UK The Met Office has confirmed that this year’s El Niño has already surpassed previous records, making it the strongest event observed so far. CREDIT: MET OFFICEBack in August, the long-range forecasters at the Met Office reckoned sea temperatures in the Pacific…

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The 2026 El Niño has already entered record territory, but its strongest phase is yet to come. The temperature anomaly in the key El Niño 3.4 region in the equatorial Pacific Ocean reached about 3.08 degrees Celsius above the 1991–2020 average on September 21. The value exceeds the previous daily maximum recorded during the powerful event in 2015. However, the record should be interpreted with caution. Individual daily measurements and seasonal …

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Hello everyone, as you could read earlier here at MetSul, the El Niño from 2026-2027 has become the most intense in modern history with ever-seen force in the last 150 years, according to data from the United States weather agency analyzed by MetSul Meteorology. The post Meteorologist Estael Sias: El Niño record means flood record? apareceu primeiro em MetSul Meteorology.

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Brussels Morning Online Newspaper broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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