This year's "Super El Nino" may make 2027 the hottest year on record The director of the European Union's climate watchdog says an intensifying "El Nino" pattern, which in September caused an unprecedented rise in temperatures in parts of the globe, may make 2027 the hottest year on record. Weather experts have warned in recent months that this climate phenomenon is likely to become the strongest example of its kind. Unprecedented while "El Niño" has not yet reached its peak of strength and activity. The warming phase of this climate phenomenon temporarily raises the temperature of the sea water in the tropical regions of the Pacific Ocean and leads to climate changes that increase the probability of droughts and floods and intensify the climate changes caused by human activity From the monitoring areas in the Pacific Ocean it reached an unprecedented 29.7 degrees Celsius. This European monitoring organization points out that this temperature exceeded the highest temperatures recorded during previous strong El Niños, including in 1982, 1997 and 2015. El Nino is a natural climate phenomenon that occurs with an unusual warming of the surface water in the central and eastern part of the tropical Pacific Ocean and changes the weather pattern of the entire planet. Read the full version of this report on the Radio Farda website.

This year's "Super El Nino" may make 2027 the hottest year on record The director of the European Union's climate watchdog says an intensifying "El Nino" pattern, which in September caused an unprecedented rise in temperatures in parts of the globe, may make 2027 the hottest year on record. Weather experts have warned in recent months that this climate phenomenon is likely to become the strongest example of its kind. Unprecedented while "El Niño" has not yet reached its peak of strength and activity. The warming phase of this climate phenomenon temporarily raises the temperature of the sea water in the tropical regions of the Pacific Ocean and leads to climate changes that increase the probability of droughts and floods and intensify the climate changes caused by human activity From the monitoring areas in the Pacific Ocean it reached an unprecedented 29.7 degrees Celsius. This European monitoring organization points out that this temperature exceeded the highest temperatures recorded during previous strong El Niños, including in 1982, 1997 and 2015. El Nino is a natural climate phenomenon that occurs with an unusual warming of the surface water in the central and eastern part of the tropical Pacific Ocean and changes the weather pattern of the entire planet. Read the full version of this report on the Radio Farda website.