El Niño Could Be Strongest in 40 Years, UN Weather Agency Chief Says
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Since the beginning of the measurements 40 years ago, no such strong El Niño has been registered yet. The weather phenomenon, which occurs naturally every few years, causes drought or very heavy rainfall depending on the world region.
Since the beginning of the measurements 40 years ago, no such strong El Niño has been registered as the one now expected. From which temperature deviation the world weather organization now assumes.
The current El Niño phenomenon will intensify further in the coming months and may reach unprecedented intensity, according to the United Nations World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is warning of an unusually strong El Niño this year. The UN is calling for urgent action to protect the most vulnerable.
El Niño could be strongest in 40 years, UN weather agency chief says
The head of the World Meteorological Organization, Celeste Saulo, stated that this year's El Niño climate phenomenon could become the strongest in four decades. The anomalous heat of surface waters in the tropical Pacific would cause massive changes in weather conditions around the world. "The current El Niño phenomenon could be unprecedented – literally going beyond what has been recorded in the last four decades. The El Niño pic will have to b…
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