A Strong El Nino Could Drag the Crisis Into 2027 and Intensify Heatwaves, Extremes of Rainfall
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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has warned of the continued extraordinary warming of the planet. The year 2026 will be one of the warmest on record, with the oceans accumulating record amounts of heat. The situation is also complicated by the exceptionally strong El Niño phenomenon, the effects of which will continue into next year.
UN Secretary General António Guterres warned that the world has entered "a new era of extreme weather events."
The World Meteorological Organization's report talks about extraordinary temperatures, melting glaciers and rising seas.
The currently exceptionally strong El Niño climate phenomenon will bring even more heat to the world than it has produced so far and will also cause extreme weather events that will persist throughout 2027. This follows from the World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) report on the state of the global climate published on Monday...
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