‼ The world will be covered by a powerful "Super El Nino": abnormal heat, large-scale floods and drought may increase already this winter - the climate phenomenon is approaching unprecedented intensity, -. Daily Mail The World Meteorological Organization of the United Nations (WMO) has warned: El Nino may reach peak intensity as early as December 2026. Its consequences will be felt far beyond the Pacific Ocean. The water temperature in the tropical part of the Pacific Ocean may exceed the norm by 3.8 degrees Celsius in the period between November 2026 and January 2027. For comparison, a warming of 0.5 degrees in the central observation area is enough to define El Niño. Scientists have not recorded such a force in four decades of monitoring. WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo said that the intensity of the predicted phenomenon literally goes beyond the charts used by meteorologists for the past 40 years. Europe is expected to have a warmer and wetter winter. Temperatures across most of the continent are expected to be above average from November to January, and rainfall may be slightly above normal. At the same time, this does not mean the absence of frost or snow. Some areas are threatened by catastrophic rains, others by severe drought. In East Africa the risk of floods increases, in the southern part of Africa there is a water shortage. Drier conditions are also expected in parts of the Amazon, Central America and Southeast Asia. Ukraine online.

‼ The world will be covered by a powerful "Super El Nino": abnormal heat, large-scale floods and drought may increase already this winter - the climate phenomenon is approaching unprecedented intensity, -. Daily Mail The World Meteorological Organization of the United Nations (WMO) has warned: El Nino may reach peak intensity as early as December 2026. Its consequences will be felt far beyond the Pacific Ocean. The water temperature in the tropical part of the Pacific Ocean may exceed the norm by 3.8 degrees Celsius in the period between November 2026 and January 2027. For comparison, a warming of 0.5 degrees in the central observation area is enough to define El Niño. Scientists have not recorded such a force in four decades of monitoring. WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo said that the intensity of the predicted phenomenon literally goes beyond the charts used by meteorologists for the past 40 years. Europe is expected to have a warmer and wetter winter. Temperatures across most of the continent are expected to be above average from November to January, and rainfall may be slightly above normal. At the same time, this does not mean the absence of frost or snow. Some areas are threatened by catastrophic rains, others by severe drought. In East Africa the risk of floods increases, in the southern part of Africa there is a water shortage. Drier conditions are also expected in parts of the Amazon, Central America and Southeast Asia. Ukraine online.