El Niño Must Reach Peak Between November and December with Unprecedented Strength in 150 Years
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Progress and projections of the joint scientific studies on the climate phenomenon were presented.
Peru could face the biggest El Niño event recorded in modern times. The latest NOAA report, published on October 8, estimates a probability of 83% that the phenomenon will reach an unprecedented intensity since 1950 during the last quarter of this 2026. Sea temperature anomalies reach 3.9 °C in front of northern Peru. We are not facing an ordinary climate warning. The question is whether the State is prepared to face its consequences.
El Niño is gaining intensity and can change the pattern of heat and rain in Brazil until the end of 2026, with risk of temporal in the South, stretching in parts of the North and Northeast and temperatures above average in various regions. Projections released in October by INPE, INMET and partner institutions...
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Radio GuaíbaProjections indicate gradual weakening from the beginning of 2027; higher intensity does not guarantee proportional impacts on the RS
Projections of the climate models indicate that the peak intensity of the current El Niño event occurs between November and December. The rise in temperatures in the equatorial range of the Pacific Ocean reaches high levels in the Niño region 3.4.The warming of ocean waters changes the atmospheric circulation patterns and the trajectory of winds at altitude.The phenomenon modifies the distribution of humidity and the precipitation regime in the …
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