
El Niño Delays Atlantic Hurricane Season as Tropical Storm Dolly Approaches Florida
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season remains inactive due to El Niño conditions, risking a record late start, while Tropical Storm Dolly tracks toward Florida.
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The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season remains inactive due to El Niño conditions, risking a record late start, while Tropical Storm Dolly tracks toward Florida.

Increasingly frequent and intense El Niño weather patterns are stressing native wildlife in Singapore while creating favorable conditions for disease-carrying pests and urban-adapted species.

A new scientific analysis of Pacific Ocean corals indicates that global warming is significantly intensifying El Niño weather patterns. Researchers warn that fossil fuel emissions are supercharging these climate cycles, leading to more extreme temperature fluctuations worldwide.
Education officials are considering relocating or closing certain Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examination venues due to anticipated adverse weather conditions linked to El Niño.
Sri Lanka's health sector is preparing for an increase in weather-related diseases due to the El Niño phenomenon.

Rising global corn prices reached $5.2425 per bushel, marking a three-year peak driven by El Niño weather patterns and severe dry conditions affecting agricultural yields.
The Panama Canal Authority announced plans to reduce shipping traffic as an El Niño-fueled drought has lowered water levels, impacting global maritime trade.
India is experiencing its weakest monsoon season in nearly two decades, a situation exacerbated by the strengthening El Niño weather phenomenon. This could have significant implications for agriculture and water resources across the country.

The Indonesian Ministry of Public Works is implementing measures to combat drought conditions across 1,229 locations as of August 21, 2026, exacerbated by a strong El Nino phenomenon.
Sudan's farms are lying barren as the El Nino phenomenon has left the banks of the Nile dry, impacting agricultural output.

A record-strength El Niño is expected to intensify global warming and disrupt weather patterns, with Kenya facing an increased risk of early floods and India bracing for pressure on its monsoon and farm output.
A new report warns of the impending impact of El Nino, urging people to prepare for its potential effects and consequences.
Meteorologists are predicting one of the strongest El Niño phenomena ever recorded, which is expected to contribute to record global temperatures and potentially make 2027 the warmest year, with experts also examining climate change's role.
A British forecaster has predicted the biggest and strongest El Niño event in living memory, signaling potential significant global weather impacts.
The Panama Canal has implemented reductions in shipping traffic due to a severe drought exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon. This measure impacts global trade and logistics.

Governments worldwide are bracing for the historic impacts of El Nino on global weather extremes, with Sri Lanka already allocating $14 million to combat severe drought.

The United States is sending a hospital ship to Peru as a potentially historic El Niño weather pattern threatens Latin America. This deployment aims to provide medical assistance and support in anticipation of the severe weather event.
An 'unprecedented' super El Nino event is predicted to reshape extreme weather patterns for 12 of Asia's largest cities, potentially leading to droughts in some areas and severe flooding in others, according to WaterAid research.

MetMalaysia has indicated a more than 90 percent chance of a 'Super El Nino' developing by the end of the year, potentially rivaling the extreme event of 1997–1998.

Indonesia is employing cloud seeding, a less common method, to create rain and combat the severe drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon. The country aims to optimize clouds to mitigate fires and water shortages.

Panama Canal transit auction prices have surged to record highs, driven by an intensifying El Niño and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, which are choking global shipping.

Southeast Asia is bracing for the severe and prolonged effects of an incoming 'super' El Nino, which is expected to bring widespread drought, extreme heat, and significant agricultural disruption. Governments are implementing preparatory measures, but experts warn of remaining vulnerabilities.

Malaysia's Irrigation Department announced the deployment of over 600 portable emergency pumps nationwide as the country braces for the El Nino phenomenon.

The World Food Programme (WFP) warns that an extreme El Niño phenomenon could significantly worsen the global hunger crisis, potentially exposing an additional 49 million people to food insecurity, bringing the total affected to 274 million.
A newsletter highlights the impact of a strong El Niño phenomenon and its correlation with rising food insecurity globally. The climate pattern is exacerbating challenges for food production and distribution.

Monsoon downpours cause floods and landslides as climate change and El Nino disrupt rainfall patterns.

A Super El Nino is predicted to strengthen by late 2026, with forecasts indicating several US states could experience substantial snowfall this coming winter, according to a new weather map.

UN chief Guterres has called for a halt to new fossil fuels, warning that a powerful El Nino phenomenon will intensify heatwaves, floods, and drought worldwide on 'a planet already on fire'.

The 7.1-magnitude earthquake that struck southern Japan toppled houses and split open streets in the small city of Yatsushiro, but town official Akio Matsushita is most worried about the invisible…

Fast-fashion giant Shein is reportedly facing significant losses in the first quarter of 2026, attributed to new US tariffs, as it prepares for a potential initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. The company aims for a valuation between $40-50 billion, but analysts suggest it may struggle to justify this figure given the current economic climate and trade tensions.

India's monsoon season is experiencing significant struggles 50 days in, primarily due to the influence of El Niño, which causes unusual warming of Pacific Ocean surface waters and traditionally suppresses Indian monsoonal rains.

Sri Lanka has issued a warning about potential drought and floods resulting from the El Nino weather phenomenon.

The new EU Entry/Exit System (EES) is reportedly tripling passport control times at Rome Airport and caused confusion for identical twins at Cluj-Napoca Airport, leading to one being accused of illegal entry. This comes as the EU also plans new passenger rights for flight delays and cancellations by 2027.

Experts warn that a hotter, drier El Niño climate pattern could elevate the risks of mosquito-borne diseases like dengue and aggravate existing respiratory illnesses, although it does not directly cause illness.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has estimated this year's southwest monsoon rainfall at only 90 percent of the Long Period Average (LPA), indicating that El Niño may have a historic impact on India's weather.

Analysts are issuing grim warnings that a powerful El Niño phenomenon developing in the Pacific Ocean could lead to increased global food prices for months and even years to come.
US forecasters indicate the strengthening El Niño phenomenon is likely to rank among the strongest ever recorded, potentially becoming the strongest since 1950, and is expected to peak between October and December, bringing significant weather changes globally and specific implications for India and Malaysia, where fire departments are preparing for increased risk. Experts are also discussing the possibility of 2026 becoming a 'Super-El-Niño' year, driven by increasing Pacific sea surface temperatures.

The El Niño climate phenomenon is anticipated to reach record intensity in the coming months. A new study suggests that commercial aircraft and sea salt could potentially be used to mitigate its effects.

The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) in India held a meeting to assess the potential impact of the El Niño phenomenon on the country's agriculture and economy. The review focused on monitoring water levels and preparedness measures to mitigate any adverse effects.
Government agencies in Malaysia responsible for disaster management are on high alert, making preparations for a possible 'Super El Nino' event.
India's household goods sector saw stable demand in the first quarter despite price increases, but companies are concerned about the potential impact of El Nino on monsoon rains and rural consumption.

The UN weather agency has announced that a strong El Niño is developing rapidly and is expected to bring extreme weather events, including droughts and floods, making them more likely globally. This phenomenon is anticipated to significantly alter climate patterns worldwide.
Ireland is expected to experience warmer temperatures over the coming week and throughout the rest of summer, with the World Meteorological Organization warning that El Nino conditions are developing rapidly and increasing the likelihood of extreme weather events globally.

Twelve districts in Assam are at risk from El Niño as the central government reviews the flood situation and pledges full support for relief and rebuilding efforts in both Assam and Arunachal Pradesh.

The world's oceans recorded their highest-ever surface temperatures for June, according to EU monitors, with scientists warning of uncharted territory. This global phenomenon coincides with heatwaves and high temperatures reported across various regions, including Moldova, Greece, and Portugal.

Fitch Solutions predicts that El Niño will negatively affect cocoa production in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire for the 2026/27 crop season, exacerbated by existing structural supply constraints.

India is preparing for a potential drought as the El Nino phenomenon threatens to disrupt monsoon rains. This could lead to significant agricultural and water supply challenges across the country.

Across India, 315 districts are at high risk due to a significant rainfall deficit and the impact of El Niño, with 111 of these districts being particularly vulnerable due to less than 25% irrigation coverage.
Forecasters are warning that a potentially powerful El Niño could develop in the coming months, renewing global attention to the possible 'Godzilla' or 'monster' event.
India is expected to cease sugar exports for several years, potentially removing millions of tons from the global market, due to challenges posed by El Nino weather patterns and increased domestic demand for ethanol production.
An explanation details how the El Niño phenomenon could influence India's monsoon season and subsequently affect household budgets across the country.

An extreme 'Super El Niño' phenomenon is developing, with scientists warning it could be the strongest in 140 years and push global temperatures up to 4 degrees Celsius above normal by December. The European Commission has confirmed El Niño is 'almost certain' this year, potentially leading to Europe's most severe heatwave, putting hundreds of millions at risk.
Scientists are cautioning that a powerful El Niño event is expected to influence global weather patterns for an extended period, potentially through 2027, based on temperature anomalies in the Nino 3.4 region.
India has built unprecedented grain reserves, with rice stocks up 15% year-on-year and wheat inventories at a five-year peak, bolstering food security as El Nino returns.

Delhi and India's Northeast region are preparing for an impending storm and significant rainfall, as the El Nino phenomenon raises concerns about a potential monsoon deficit.

A century ago, the research ship William Scoresby embarked from Hull for pioneering work in the southern oceans, contributing to the understanding of El Niño.

The official arrival of El Niño has been declared, signaling a global warming phenomenon with worldwide impacts, though its direct influence on specific regional weather, like Spain's summer heat, is considered indirect. As El Niño is expected to strengthen, ocean temperatures will rise further, prompting concerns about its significant effects on marine life.

The US weather agency NOAA has officially declared the start of the El Niño phenomenon in the Pacific, with scientists warning it could reach historic intensity. This event is expected to bring widespread impacts, including extreme heat, fires, and floods, prompting preparations for increased network resilience in some regions.

Experts are warning that the most powerful El Nino in a century is approaching, urging the world to treat it as an urgent climate warning due to its potential to reshape global weather patterns.

As the FIFA World Cup 2026 approaches, teams are playing warm-up matches and predictions are being made, while an earthquake hit the England camp and a Somali referee was denied entry to the US.

A special report examines how rising temperatures and extreme weather events linked to climate change, exacerbated by a warming El Nino, are significantly impacting the lives of women worldwide.
The European weather agency has announced that El Nino has set in, with Pacific Ocean temperatures exceeding the 0.5°C threshold in May. This development is anticipated to impact global weather patterns, including the Indian monsoon.

The US National Science Foundation (NSF) is set to begin decommissioning a vast network of over 900 deep-sea sensors in the Pacific and Atlantic waters, previously used for monitoring El Nino.

Scientists are examining the causes behind the delayed monsoon, with initial findings pointing to factors in the Indian Ocean and the El Nino phenomenon.
The United Nations is urging global preparedness for extreme heat risks as the El Niño phenomenon is expected to return imminently. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that El Niño will "pour fuel on the fire" of global warming.

The United Nations has warned the world to prepare for the onset of a strong El Niño phenomenon, which is expected to bring extreme weather conditions globally. This could lead to record-breaking temperatures, severe droughts, and floods in various regions.

Evidence for a particularly strong 'El Nino' is growing, with May's ocean temperature balance repeatedly exceeding previous record highs, indicating potential significant impacts.
Unpredictable rainfall patterns linked to El Niño are damaging agricultural yields in Somalia, pushing vulnerable populations closer to severe famine conditions ahead of the upcoming harvest season.
Oceanographers report that this year's El Niño phenomenon is intensifying rapidly due to unusually high Pacific surface temperatures, with scientists forecasting it could break historical records.
Meteorological forecasts indicate that a strong El Niño phenomenon will significantly influence regional weather patterns, leading to varied precipitation levels across Southern Africa in the coming months.

Both Panama and El Salvador have declared national emergencies as intense drought conditions, driven by a record-breaking El Niño phenomenon, devastate agriculture and strain water supplies. Officials warn of further economic and environmental impacts across Central America.

President Prabowo Subianto hopes Indonesia can extinguish forest and land fires within two weeks as El Nino drives a severe dry season.

Global ocean surface temperatures have reached an unprecedented daily average of 21.1 degrees Celsius, confirmed by the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service. This record high, attributed to ongoing climate change and an intensifying El Niño phenomenon, is causing unprecedented strain on the world's oceans.
Wildfires are intensifying across Colombia, exacerbated by prevailing El Nino conditions.
The El Niño phenomenon is intensifying livestock deaths and water scarcity in the Kori Woreda of Ethiopia's Afar region. The worsening conditions are severely impacting local communities and their livelihoods.

The Panama Canal will reduce the number of ships passing through it starting next month, a measure necessitated by a drought exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon.

The current El Niño phenomenon is projected to become the strongest ever recorded, threatening to cause extreme weather events globally and potentially making 2027 the warmest year in history. This 'hell ride' climate phenomenon could lead to significant consequences for Europe, including potential increases in food prices.
The United Kingdom is forecasting that the current El Niño phenomenon will be the 'biggest' on record, expected to break previous climate records.
Meteorologists worldwide, including those in the UK, are predicting one of the strongest El Niño phenomena ever recorded, which is expected to contribute to record global temperatures and potentially make the upcoming year the warmest on record, with experts also examining climate change's role.
UK forecasters predict that this year's El Niño phenomenon is set to be the strongest in more than a century. This could have significant global weather and climate impacts.
The effects of El Niño have led to a call for the adoption of climate-resilient agricultural practices in Sri Lanka to mitigate future impacts.
The Panama Canal is implementing reductions in shipping traffic as a result of an El Niño-fueled drought, impacting global maritime trade.

A significant wildfire that burned approximately 3,000 hectares of peatland and pine forest in Belgium has been brought under control. The blaze erupted following an intense heatwave, with experts explaining El Niño's role in Europe's extreme summer heat and wildfires.
Experts in Japan are working to protect coral reefs from a predicted devastating heat 'bomb' in 2026, as global ocean temperatures reached record highs in June and a major El Nino is expected.

Scientists are increasingly concerned about the growing risks associated with a Super El Niño event, driven by alarming deep ocean temperatures. Projections indicate a high probability of a record-breaking event occurring between 2026 and 2027, with Europe expected to be indirectly affected.

The strengthening El Nino phenomenon, combined with Indian Ocean warming, is expected to drive global temperatures higher in the coming months, increasing the risk of new heat records.

China's meteorological administration has predicted the strongest El Niño event on record, citing significant increases in global sea surface temperatures. This forecast raises concerns about potential widespread climate impacts.

Brazil's natural areas are diminishing, a trend that is exacerbating the effects of the El Nino weather phenomenon across the country.

Thousands of firefighters and dozens of helicopters are battling growing wildfires across Indonesia, with officials citing the El Niño weather phenomenon as a contributing cause.

Record ocean heat and intensifying El Nino conditions are raising concerns that global temperatures could continue to climb, with 2026 potentially becoming the hottest year ever recorded.

Indonesian authorities are deploying water-bombing helicopters to combat a wildfire on Mount Bromo that has already razed at least 127 hectares of national park land, exacerbated by El Nino.

Tamil Nadu's Agriculture Minister R Vinoth has initiated a university-backed contingency plan to protect 12 vulnerable districts from the anticipated severe effects of a Super El Niño event.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) decided not to hike the repo rate despite economic headwinds. RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra acknowledged that the US-Iran conflict and El Niño continue to weigh on the global economy by disrupting trade routes and increasing market volatility.

The UN Secretary-General has warned of a 'hot autumn' as the World Meteorological Organization predicts that El Niño-related anomalies will peak in November.

El Nino conditions are causing unusual marine life, including white sharks and venomous yellow-bellied sea snakes, to appear in California waters, posing potential risks.

Ongoing conflicts, particularly in Iran and Ukraine, combined with the El Niño weather phenomenon, are projected to exacerbate global hunger. These factors are creating a severe threat to food security worldwide.

Climate experts warn that an upcoming 'super El Nino' will negatively impact African economies and could cause mass migration from the most affected regions, with the African Development Bank estimating significant costs to affected countries.

Researchers warn that China is experiencing a barrage of extreme weather events, from typhoons and floods to scorching heat, driven by a brewing 'super' El Niño, with 2026 potentially being even worse.

Brazil's Amazon rainforest received some relief after the 2024 fire disaster, which saw widespread blazes triggered by an unprecedented drought. However, the region now faces the looming threat of a 'super El Nino' event.
Governments across Latin America are preparing for the anticipated effects of El Niño, including potential droughts, floods, and heatwaves.
The Malaysian government is strengthening various mitigation measures to reduce the impact of the El Nino phenomenon on the country's food supply.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has directed the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security to take urgent measures to safeguard Malaysia's food supply in anticipation of a Super El Nino threat.

The Philippines faces a potential 30% collapse in rice output as a 'super' El Niño strengthens, raising concerns among farmers and threatening food security in the country.

The US Climate Prediction Center has warned that the emerging El Niño phenomenon could become the most powerful in 75 years, triggering alarm bells for global food supply chains.
Experts warn that drought, frost, and El Nino continue to pose significant risks to the agricultural market, potentially impacting crop yields and driving up food prices.
India's hydropower generation has experienced its sharpest decline since February 2024, largely attributed to the impact of El Niño conditions affecting the southwest monsoon.

Discussions are underway regarding Africa's preparedness for the potential effects of the El Niño weather phenomenon. Experts are assessing the continent's readiness for what is being termed a 'perfect storm'.

Meghalaya has issued a warning regarding the risks associated with El Nino and has characterized climate change as an 'existential crisis.' The state has recorded the highest monsoon rainfall deficit among all northeastern states this season, raising significant concerns.

Global average sea surface temperatures reached nearly 21 degrees Celsius in June, surpassing previous records set during the 2023-24 El Nino event. Experts from the World Meteorological Organization warn that the El Nino phenomenon is rapidly intensifying from July to September, potentially bringing extreme weather events.

Global ocean temperatures, driven by El Nino and climate change, reached record highs in June, surpassing all previous records with an average of 20 degrees Celsius and peaks over 26 degrees, while Italian seas also experienced increasing warmth.
Experts are advising Malaysian parents to take serious precautions against heat-related risks to children as the Super El Niño phenomenon continues to bring soaring temperatures globally.

India's central government is preparing a contingency plan for 12 states due to the risk posed by El Niño, while also anticipating the southwest monsoon to reach Delhi-NCR around July 3.

Southeast Asia is facing a severe transboundary haze threat as the El Nino phenomenon intensifies. The region is on "red alert" as it prepares to combat the environmental and economic challenges posed by the escalating haze.

An opinion piece suggests that El Nino is set to further disrupt India's $300 billion farm economy, though its role in the monsoon's late onset is not fully understood.

Malaysia and Southeast Asia are on high alert for a severe haze risk in 2026 due to factors like El Nino, increased biofuel demand, and budget cuts in Indonesia. A report from SIIA warns of the heightened danger.
A weak monsoon, exacerbated by El Nino, is identified as a potentially greater concern for India's economy and inflation than the US-Iran conflict, due to its impact on crop sowing, harvest, and prices.

A powerful Super El Niño is anticipated to peak in November, threatening food supplies and increasing extreme weather events globally. Costa Rica, for instance, is bracing for its strongest El Niño impacts between October and March, with projections of reduced rainfall and higher temperatures, while Bloomberg provides guidance for stock traders on navigating its potential market impacts.
An article discusses the potential impacts and what to expect from the strongest El Nino phenomenon recorded in over a century.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) indicates an 80% chance of El Niño developing by August, while US forecasters see a 63% chance of a 'very strong' event, raising questions about scientific warnings versus media hype.

ISRO INSAT satellite data indicates active thunderstorms in eastern India but sparse cloud cover in central and western regions, raising concerns about the monsoon's unevenness and potential El Niño impact.

Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has issued a warning that the El Niño weather pattern is intensifying and could become one of the strongest observed since 1950. Experts caution that climate change may amplify its effects, potentially leading to significant global weather disruptions.

Hotter and drier weather conditions caused by El Nino are hindering rice and palm-oil production across Southeast Asia, leading to increased fuel, food, and transport costs for households.

A century ago, the research ship William Scoresby embarked on pioneering work in the southern oceans, with its forgotten voyages contributing to tracking the El Niño phenomenon.

El Niño conditions are currently active and are expected to strengthen during the southwest monsoon season, according to the Indian Meteorological Department. This phenomenon could also lead to a milder, wetter, and windier autumn in the UK, as warned by the Met Office.
The official arrival of El Niño has been declared, signaling a global warming phenomenon with worldwide impacts. Scientists fear it will be significant, bringing costly consequences such as extreme heat, floods, droughts, and fires, alongside concerns for marine life as ocean temperatures rise.

US urea fertilizer prices have returned to pre-conflict levels, but the ongoing El Nino phenomenon continues to keep the risk of elevated food inflation high.

Lima, Peru, is experiencing unusually high summer-like temperatures during its winter months, signaling the potential onset of a 'super-El Nino' phenomenon. This weather anomaly is affecting the city of over 10 million inhabitants.

The UN has issued a warning about the El Nino climate pattern, highlighting its potential effects, particularly in India, amidst ongoing heatwaves. India now has more cities on the world's 50 most heat-vulnerable list than any other country.
India is facing a heightened risk of a weak monsoon season this year, with 106 reservoirs currently below 40% capacity. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has flagged a 10% below-normal rainfall forecast, exacerbated by El Nino warnings, raising concerns for water-stressed regions.

UBS has issued a warning that the potential super El Niño weather event could intensify food inflation across Asia, adding to existing economic pressures.
Latest data indicates a high probability of one of the strongest El Niño events in recorded history, with experts describing it as a 'rare phenomenon' and a 'historically strong event' that could bring three months of extreme temperatures globally and impact Europe.

Ivory Coast is experiencing strong exports of its main cocoa crop, having sold about 1 million metric tons in export contracts for 2026-27. However, the country has begun to slow future sales due to concerns about the impact of a looming El Niño weather pattern on output.
Ivory Coast is experiencing strong exports of its main cocoa crop, even as the looming El Nino weather phenomenon raises concerns about future output.

The Meteorological Service Singapore predicts an over 80 per cent chance of an El Nino event occurring in 2026, prompting discussions on its potential effects on Singapore.
Ecuadorian authorities have officially declared a national emergency due to the anticipated impact of one of the strongest El Niño events on record, which threatens severe flooding and infrastructure damage.

Water authorities report that one major dam is at a critical level and nine others are on warning as prolonged dry conditions linked to El Niño threaten raw water supplies for treatment plants across Malaysia.

Catastrophic flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have killed at least 270 people, with over 1,300 still missing, including many foreign tourists.

The Agriculture Ministry verified that national reserves remain at 5.1 million tons, ensuring food security amid climate-related agricultural pressures.

The world's oceans have recorded their highest-ever temperatures as the Super El Niño phenomenon continues to strengthen. This unprecedented warming raises significant concerns about global climate patterns and marine ecosystems.

The highest-ever ocean temperature has been recorded as a 'super' El Niño phenomenon begins to form, potentially leading to record-breaking global temperatures.
Papua New Guinea's Central Province and the National Capital District are experiencing severe drought conditions due to the prolonged El Niño weather phenomenon.

Wildfires, exacerbated by intensifying El Nino conditions, are expected to have far-reaching economic impacts beyond immediate environmental damage.

The Panama Canal will decrease daily transits from 40 to 32 vessels by September 15, a measure taken in anticipation of an 'extreme' El Niño, which risks slower shipping and higher costs.

Governments and organizations worldwide are preparing for the anticipated impacts of what could be the strongest El Niño event in a century, with concerns ranging from frost destroying crops in Papua New Guinea to drought affecting the Panama Canal and increased extreme weather in Europe and the UK.
The UK is forecasting that the upcoming El Nino event will be the 'biggest' on record, potentially breaking previous climate records.
The UK is forecasting the 'biggest' El Nino event, which is expected to break records and lead to the hottest year on record.

Forecasters predict the current El Niño event will be the strongest in over a century, leading to widespread impacts including drought-induced transit restrictions in the Panama Canal, disrupted access to Machu Picchu, and warnings for severe weather in Australia. The US plans to send a hospital ship to Peru to assist with the anticipated effects.
The Panama Canal is set to reduce shipping traffic as a result of a drought exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon.
The Panama Canal is set to reduce shipping operations as a result of a drought exacerbated by El Niño, impacting global trade.
As a super El Niño approaches, there's an urgent call for wealthy nations to learn from countries like Pakistan, which are already grappling with severe water insecurity due to the climate crisis.
Honduras has placed 80% of its territory under an El Niño-induced drought alert, signaling widespread concerns over water scarcity and agricultural impact.
Schools in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, are adjusting their schooling hours in response to the El Nino weather phenomenon.

Leading global climate agencies, including the World Meteorological Organization, are now warning that the current El Niño cycle is rapidly accelerating and could become the strongest on record, echoing earlier forecasts from China's meteorological administration.
Meteorological forecasts indicate a strong El Nino weather pattern is likely to develop starting in October, potentially impacting global weather conditions.
Improved inventories and farming methods are strengthening the food system against a 'super' El Nino, though ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Black Sea region impacting fertilizer availability temper optimism.

India is experiencing a revival of monsoon rains, providing some relief, but concerns persist over uneven rainfall distribution and the potential impact of the emerging El Nino global climate pattern on the current Kharif cropping season.

Global food prices surged to their highest level in three years in July, driven by a combination of geopolitical conflicts, extreme weather events, and rising energy costs. This increase has been particularly noted in commodities like sugar, cereals, and oils, raising concerns about a new wave of inflation.

Tamil Nadu has presented a ₹58,374 crore agriculture budget, developing a district agricultural contingency plan to address the anticipated impact of the Super El Nino phenomenon in 12 districts this year.

A strong El Niño weather phenomenon is projected to push an additional 49 million people into acute hunger by the end of next year, according to a warning from a United Nations agency. This forecast highlights the severe humanitarian impact of the climate event.

Amid ongoing wildfires and record ocean temperatures, scientists predict that a strengthening El Niño phenomenon is expected to significantly spike global temperatures, potentially breaking heat records.

The UN Secretary-General issued a stark warning that a strengthening El Niño phenomenon is exacerbating global warming, likening it to "adding fuel to a planet already on fire" and predicting high temperatures until October.
India's July monsoon rainfall surpassed expectations, easing fears of a significant shortfall despite earlier forecasts of below-normal precipitation due to El Nino, though distribution remained uneven.

The Indian Centre has asked the agriculture ministry to relax norms requiring government-procured pulse stocks to be sold within nine months, aiming to preserve inventories due to emerging El Nino-related weather risks.

An impending 'super' El Niño is projected to inflict between US$10 billion and US$20 billion in damages across affected African countries and trigger mass migration from severely impacted areas, according to the African Development Bank's top climate expert.
Scientists have discovered a new monkey species, the Likweli, in the Congo, while also uncovering over 500 new bacterial species in the Great Barrier Reef. Concurrently, scientists warn that the Great Barrier Reef faces mass bleaching and collapse due to a strengthening El Nino.

Malaysia is preparing for record high temperatures next year as the El Niño phenomenon strengthens, according to its meteorological department.
Wheat prices on the Euronext exchange have increased by 7%, potentially due to Ukrainian attacks on the Azov port, which are blocking Russian grain transport. Other factors like Iran and El Nino are also contributing.

Malaysia's Dewan Rakyat is set to discuss several key issues today, including the government’s preparations for the El Nino phenomenon, the cause of an ATM grenade blast, and concerns regarding deviant teachings.

The United States and Iran have seen a significant escalation in tensions, with reports of US strikes near Iran's Qeshm Island and Iran vowing to prevent the US from reopening the Strait of Hormuz. This follows a week of confrontations in the vital waterway, reigniting concerns of open conflict.
Coffee prices have experienced a sudden and significant surge, primarily attributed to the impact of the El Niño weather phenomenon. This has led to a sharp increase in market costs.

Western Europe recorded its hottest June on record, with temperatures reaching 34C in the UK and causing over 5,000 heat-related deaths in Germany. The extreme heat also led to school absences and the shutdown of a nuclear reactor.

Top experts are warning that the current El Niño weather phenomenon is expected to break records for its overall strength and extremity, potentially leading to severe droughts, floods, and other extreme weather events globally, including bringing a month's worth of rain to Mumbai in just a week.
India's economy, having shown resilience to the Iran war, is now facing potential challenges from a poor monsoon caused by El Nino, which could impact inflation and GDP growth.
India is projected to experience the world's largest energy system impact due to El Niño, potentially leading to decreased renewable electricity generation and increased cooling demand, creating a substantial energy gap.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has warned that the rapid development of El Niño is expected to intensify global extreme weather events, including heatwaves and droughts, with India already facing a significant rainfall deficit.
The United Nations has issued a warning that the current El Niño weather phenomenon is expected to be strong.

Singapore has issued a warning about severe haze expected in August and September due to the El Nino effect, which can cause prolonged periods of haze over regional economic hubs.

Spain experienced its second-hottest June on record, leading to over 1,000 excess deaths attributed to the heatwave. The country continues to grapple with the severe health impacts of extreme temperatures.

Hong Kong's weather forecaster has warned of record high temperatures this year and next, attributing the forecast to a developing El Nino phenomenon.

Rain is forecast for Delhi and Mumbai, while a red alert has been issued in Bengal as the Monsoon continues amid El Nino conditions.

NASA satellites have detected a massive wave of warm water in the Pacific Ocean, signaling the formation of an extremely powerful El Niño episode that scientists believe could be one of the strongest on record.

India is experiencing a weak monsoon season attributed to the El Nino phenomenon, resulting in 43% less rainfall and prompting contingency plans for over 300 vulnerable districts.

The looming Super El Niño weather phenomenon is raising concerns about potential global food inflation and famine. Experts warn of significant impacts on agricultural production worldwide.

The 'Super El Niño' phenomenon has begun in the Pacific, threatening global climate patterns. A researcher explains that Romania will experience drier summers and milder, wetter winters as a result of this long-lasting event.

A 'super' El Nino is causing fear among farmers in Asia, particularly impacting cacao growers in northern Thailand, raising concerns about the region's food supply.

India has experienced a significant delay in its crucial 122-day rainy phase, missing the first two weeks, which has led to a widening rainfall deficit. The El Nino phenomenon is cited as a contributing factor to the delayed monsoon.

Meteorologists, particularly from Australia, are warning that the upcoming El Niño phenomenon could be the strongest recorded since 1950. Satellite data indicates a significant warming trend in the Pacific Ocean, raising concerns about extreme weather events globally.
India's southwest monsoon is experiencing a 28% nationwide rainfall deficit due to weak activity and El Nino influence, though a revival is anticipated next week.

MetMalaysia has warned that Malaysia is expected to experience hotter and drier conditions, along with potential haze and water shortages, in the coming months, with the effects of El Nino possibly extending into 2027.

Meteorologists have confirmed the arrival of El Niño in the Pacific Ocean, with US agencies now forecasting a 63% chance it will strengthen into a 'very strong' event by November-January, potentially amplifying global heat and extreme weather.
The El Niño climate phenomenon has been officially declared by NOAA, with scientists anticipating it will intensify towards the end of the year and potentially reach historic strength, bringing widespread extreme weather events globally, including concerns for India's monsoon and potential heat, floods, droughts, and fires.

Meteorologists are increasingly predicting a strong El Niño phenomenon this year, which is expected to bring harsher summers and weaker monsoons to some regions. This comes as May 2026 was recorded as the second warmest May in history, with particularly high ocean temperatures.

Warnings indicate that a powerful El Niño weather phenomenon is likely this year, potentially leading to widespread drought, flooding, and extreme heat globally.

The UK faces potential risks to its imports of coffee, fruit, and rice this summer due to heat stress caused by the El Niño weather phenomenon.
Dry weather is disrupting crop planting across Asia, the world's most populous region, with an expected severe El Nino weather pattern poised to inflict further damage on agricultural yields.

A climate scientist warns that the El Niño phenomenon is set to intensify extreme weather, potentially leading to hotter summers and colder winters globally, with a strong possibility of an extremely hot summer in the northern hemisphere, as the World Meteorological Organization issues a warning.

The United Nations has urged global preparedness for extreme heat risks associated with the developing El Nino phenomenon, which is already causing hot weather and hurting Asian crops.

The United Nations' weather agency has warned that the El Nino climate phenomenon is likely to develop by the end of August, increasing the risk of extreme weather as Europe anticipates another hot summer.

The World Meteorological Organisation has issued a warning, stating there is an 80% chance of an El Nino climate pattern forming between June and August, which could lead to a weaker monsoon and harsher summer in India.
The United Nations has issued a warning about the extreme heat risk posed by the El Niño phenomenon and urged global preparedness for its potential impacts.