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El Niño Impacts on Pacific Forecast to Last Well Into 2027

WMO forecasts a nearly 100% chance the weather pattern will last through February 2027, threatening crops, fisheries and water supplies across the Pacific.

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The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) says the intensifying El Niño phase will bring exceptionally warm tropical Pacific Ocean conditions in the coming months.

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The climate phenomenon, El Nino, is expected to be the strongest and continue until the beginning of 2027. This topic was discussed in today's show "Rudina" on TV Klan, where the guest was Petrit Zorba, Professor at the Academy of Sciences of Albania. He first explained the origin of the names El […]

The risk of floods, droughts and extreme heat in different parts of the planet will increase in the coming months, warned WMO. The WMO entry: El Niño will be very strong, with more droughts, floods and extreme heat until 2027 #8Sep was first published in El Impulso.

The 'Super El Niño' will reach its peak intensity in the final months of 2026 and extend into February 2027. It is highly likely to be the strongest El Niño in history, leading to more extreme weather events globally. Vietnam, particularly the southern region, is among the areas most severely affected.

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The Nation broke the news in Blantyre, Malawi on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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