WMO: 55 porsiyentong tsansa ng mahinang La Niña sa unang quarter 2026

Ayon sa World Meteorological Organization, may 55 porsiyentong tsansa ng mahinang La Niña na makakaapekto sa panahon at klima sa susunod na tatlong buwan. Bagaman nagdudulot ito ng pansamantalang paglamig sa global na temperatura, maraming rehiyon ang inaasahang mas mainit pa rin kaysa normal. Ito ay batay sa mga huling ulat mula sa mid-November 2025.

Ayon sa update ng World Meteorological Organization (WMO), ng United Nations weather agency, may borderline La Niña conditions ang mga oceanic at atmospheric indicators hanggang sa kalagitnaan ng Nobyembre 2025. Para sa Enero-Marso at Pebrero-Abril 2026, ang posibilidad ng pagbabalik sa ENSO-neutral conditions ay unti-unting tumataas mula 65 porsiyento hanggang 75 porsiyento.

Ang La Niña ay tumutukoy sa periodic large-scale cooling ng ocean surface temperatures sa central at eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean, kasama ang mga pagbabago sa tropical atmospheric circulation tulad ng winds, pressure, at rainfall patterns. Bagaman may cooling influence ito, ang WMO ay nagbabala na maraming lugar ang magiging warmer than normal dahil sa mas malawak na konteksto ng human-induced climate change.

Walang malaking posibilidad ng El Niño, na may kabaligtaran na epekto. Ang mga seasonal forecasts para sa El Niño at La Niña ay mahalaga para sa climate-sensitive sectors tulad ng agriculture, energy, health, at transport. Ito ay nagbibigay ng essential planning tools para sa mga sektor na ito sa gitna ng naturally occurring large-scale climate events.

Sa konteksto ng Pilipinas, na madalas na naaapektuhan ng El Niño at La Niña, ang ulat na ito ay nagdudulot ng pag-aaral para sa posibleng pagbabago sa rainfall patterns at temperatura.

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Photorealistic depiction of severe rain, snow, wind, and wave warnings issued by Aemet for seven Spanish provinces, showing stormy weather impacting towns, mountains, and coast.
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Aemet activates warnings for rain, snow and wind in seven provinces this Saturday

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The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has activated yellow warnings for rain, snow, wind, and waves in seven provinces for this Saturday, January 3, 2026, while an Arctic air mass will arrive on Sunday, bringing snow at low altitudes and intense cold until Epiphany.

Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have found that the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) synchronizes extreme wet and dry conditions across continents. Their study, based on satellite data from 2002 to 2024, reveals how these climate patterns drive simultaneous water crises worldwide. The findings highlight a shift toward more frequent dry extremes since around 2012.

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A new study reveals that El Niño weather events contributed to famines across Europe between 1500 and 1800, triggering some and prolonging others. Researchers found strong associations in central Europe and broader price impacts continent-wide. Modern agriculture, however, mitigates such risks today.

A new report by climate scientists and financial experts cautions that the world has underestimated the pace of global warming, potentially leading to trillions in economic losses by 2050. Governments and businesses are urged to prepare for worst-case scenarios amid accelerating temperature rises. Recent data shows 2025 as the third-warmest year on record, pushing closer to breaching the 1.5°C Paris Agreement threshold sooner than anticipated.

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The National Meteorological Service is monitoring Cold Front No. 33, moving from northwest Mexico and set to intensify the 2025-2026 winter with sharp temperature drops and widespread rain. Severe frosts are expected in highland areas of the north and center, with sub-zero lows in several states. While official confirmation of -15°C across all areas is lacking, projections point to frigid conditions in regions like Durango and Chihuahua.

Mga bahagi ng Pilipinas ay makararanas ng ulan dahil sa easterlies at hilagang-silangang monsun, na kilala bilang 'amihan', ayon sa PAGASA. Metro Manila at CALABARZON ay inaasahan na makararanas ng maulap na langit na may mahinang ulan. Caraga at Davao Region naman ay magkakaroon ng maulap na langit na may nakakalat na ulan at kidlat.

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Earth's oceans reached their highest heat levels on record in 2025, absorbing 23 zetta joules of excess energy. This milestone, confirmed by an international team of scientists, underscores the accelerating impact of climate change. The warming trend, building since the 1990s, fuels stronger storms and rising sea levels worldwide.

 

 

 

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