The UN warns that a supersized El Niño will affect climate through 2027.
They published‘Supersized’ El Niño’s impact will be felt into 2027, U.N. warns
First reportBBC · 3 Sept, 06:01Z
Latest reportThe Washington Post · 3 Sept, 18:01Z
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Why it matters
What
The UN warns that a supersized El Niño will affect the climate through 2027.
Why
The warning points to prolonged climate effects over several years.
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Summary
- UN chief warns of a dangerous zone of extreme weather from El Niño.
- WMO says this could be the strongest El Niño in 70 years, lasting to Feb 2027.
- El Niño shifts global weather, causing droughts in some areas and floods in others.
- Temperatures are rising with El Niño on top of human-caused warming.
- Countries boost early warnings and relief measures; impacts felt across oceans and continents.