BoM forecasts strongest El Niño on record as research points to 'alarming' climate change influence
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology forecasts the strongest El Niño on record, with Pacific ocean temperatures already exceeding 2°C above normal in just six months. The UN's weather agency warns the phenomenon will likely persist until early 2027 and poses significant risks to global communities and economies. Separate research indicates climate change has substantially increased the likelihood of this El Niño reaching record-breaking extremes.
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BoM forecasts strongest El Niño on record as research points to ‘alarming’ climate change influence
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology forecasts the strongest El Niño on record, with Pacific ocean temperatures already exceeding 2°C above normal in just six months. The UN's weather agency warns the phenomenon will likely persist until early 2027 and poses significant risks to global communities and economies. Separate research indicates climate change has substantially increased the likelihood of this El Niño reaching record-breaking extremes.
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