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'These are striking forecasts': Super El Niño keeps getting even more likely, and it could bring a humanitarian crisis

Summary by Live Science
This year's El Niño will almost certainly become the strongest ever recorded, an analysis by a prominent climate researcher has warned. Though other scientists have cautioned that it's still too early to say what it will unleash. Dynamical models now assign a 90% chance of the 2026-2027 El Niño being an all-time record event, sending temperatures in the Pacific Ocean up to around 3.6 degrees Celsius (6.5 degrees Fahrenheit) above average, accord…

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Climatologists warn that El Niño from 2026–2027 has great chances to become the most intense phenomenon ever recorded, with an increase in the temperature of the Pacific Ocean water of 3.6°C above average. Specialists draw attention to the fact that such an episode could amplify the weather extremes in an already heated world.

Meteorologists are following the evolution of a Super El Nino, which, according to the latest forecasts, could become one of the most powerful such phenomena ever recorded. Climate models indicate that its effects on the atmosphere could begin this fall and could intensify during winter 2026 - 2027, according to Severe Weather.

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According to most models, it is almost certain that a super El Niño will develop by the end of the year. The post “These are shocking predictions” – it is increasingly likely that this year will be the strongest El Niño ever appeared first on 24.hu.

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A powerful Super El Niño imposes itself as the main global meteorological factor for autumn and winter 2027.

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Live Science broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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