According to Copernicus, the exceptional intensity of the El Niño episode could make 2026 the hottest year on record, with global temperatures rising in the months following its expected peak. #ElNino #ChangementClimatique #TempératuresRecord (translated)
GeoTales described a scenario where several agricultural regions would be simultaneously affected, while dam production would decrease, trade routes would be disrupted, and populations would experience exceptional heat. It specified that the term "super El Niño" referred to an episode of about +2 °C or more in the Niño 3.4 area, without constituting a universal category comparable to that of cyclones. According to GeoTales, the bulletin published on October 8 by the World Meteorological Organization forecasted an average anomaly of about +3.7 °C in this area for the period from October to December, with a peak around December. It also reported that NOAA assessed the probability of reaching at least +2.5 °C over three months at 83% according to its RONI index, mentioning an episode likely to exceed those observed since 1950. It emphasized that the two agencies used different methods, but their figures indicated an exceptionally intense event. GeoTales explained that observations showed increased heat beneath the surface of the Pacific, a deeper thermocline, as well as anomalies in westerly winds and precipitation in the central and eastern parts of the ocean. It reminded that El Niño is a natural phenomenon and estimated that it would be too simplistic to attribute this episode solely to climate change, while adding that background warming could exacerbate its consequences. To illustrate the possible impacts, GeoTales mentioned Guatemala, citing a video published the day before by LIMIT Media. It wrote that in the "dry corridor" that also crosses Honduras and El Salvador, the lack of rain and crop losses were already undermining the food and income of families relying on maize and bean cultivation. #ElNiño #ChangementClimatique #Météo (translated)
Tropical storm "Rachel" has severely hit Long Beach, massive waves have devastated the beach paradise, leaving evacuated residents and causing severe damage to several buildings, while the region is on alert due to the warm Pacific and the El Niño weather phenomenon. #Tropensturm #LongBeach #ElNiño (translated)
September 2023 was the second hottest September in recorded history, with an average temperature of 16.27°C, and the excessive warming of 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels continues due to climate change and is dependent on human actions, warned the director of Copernicus, Carlo Buontempo. #klimatskepromjene #globalnozagrijavanje #ElNiño (translated)
The waters of the Pacific and the Western Mediterranean reached record temperatures in September, which was the second hottest month recorded on the planet, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service. #CalentamientoGlobal #ElNiño #CambioClimático (translated)
This year's September was the second warmest month on record, a result of the super El Niño, which has triggered warnings from scientists about the risk to 451,000 lives. #ElNiño #podnebne_spremembe #življenjska_ogroženost (translated)
The El Niño phenomenon caused record sea temperatures in September, reaching 21.05°C globally, according to the Copernicus Observatory. #ElNino #RéchauffementClimatique #TempératureDesMers (translated)
An El Niño of exceptional intensity is causing an unprecedented warming of surface temperatures in the Pacific, exceeding historical records and amplifying the effects of climate change. #ElNiño #ChangementClimatique #RéchauffementPlanétaire (translated)
Western Europe experienced its warmest month since records began in September, while global temperatures continue to be above the 1.5-degree mark and an intensified El Niño indicates further temperature records. #Klimakrise #Erderwärmung #ElNiño (translated)
September 2026 was the second hottest September ever recorded, with global temperatures exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.63 degrees, due to the strengthening of El Niño and a significant rise in sea surface temperatures. #Clima #CambiamentoClimatico #ElNiño (translated)
The article discusses the intensification of El Niño and the unprecedented temperatures observed in the Pacific in September. #Climat #ElNino #Environnement (translated)
In September 2026, the second highest global temperature in history was recorded at an average of 16.27 °C, which is 1.63 °C higher than the pre-industrial average, and in Western Europe, September was the hottest in recorded history. #klimatickázměna #teplota #ElNiño (translated)
The weather projections for winter 2026-2027 in Europe indicate a possible reduction in snowfall compared to the average, influenced by the effect of Super El Niño and atmospheric currents that bring milder air, with a high probability of favorable snow accumulations only in mountainous areas at high altitudes. #Inverno2026 #ElNino #PrevisioniMeteo (translated)
Tens of thousands of people have joined the march demanding more decisive action against climate change, while the peak of the El Niño phenomenon is expected in December. #ElNiño #podnebje #klimatika (translated)
The author wrote that a strong El Niño is already underway and causing global disasters, including floods in South America as well as droughts and fires in Indonesia. The phenomenon is just beginning; the Pacific is unusually warm very early. The author expected an even more extreme heat summer in 2027. https://t.co/duZIM54SUQ #Klimawandel #Umweltschutz #ElNiño #AR #ID (translated)
The article deals with the effects of the current El Niño on weather in Europe and debunks widespread myths about an impending icy winter. #ElNiño #Wetter #Europa (translated)
Hurricane Isaias struck Florida, killing four people and leaving hundreds of thousands of residents without electricity as the storm gradually weakened and transitioned into a post-tropical cyclone. #UraganIsaias #Floridu #ElNiño (translated)
Peter Alestig warns that the increasing heat inflation and the powerful El Niño phenomenon could lead to a global rise in food prices and an interest shock for Swedish households this winter. #heatflation #inflation #ElNiño (translated)
Climatologist Zeke Hausfather estimated that this El Niño could be the strongest in the last thousand years based on comparisons of its expected strength and reconstructions of past El Niños based on corals, tree rings, and historical records. #ElNiño #klimatskepromjene #vrijemeHrvatska (translated)
