2026 El Niño on track to be strongest on record

The 2026 El Niño is projected to become the strongest since recordkeeping began. This development raises the prospect of widespread extreme weather and major economic consequences.

The world could face the strongest El Niño since recordkeeping began. The climate phenomenon is expected to increase the likelihood of extreme weather events around the globe.

Significant long-term economic impacts are also anticipated. These could reach $10 trillion by 2032.

The event may trigger a massive global temperature spike as well.

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Scientists predict the current El Niño, which formed in June, will surpass all prior events in strength. Improved models and data support high confidence in record forecasts. This raises concerns for drought in southern Africa and global weather patterns.

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The United Nations World Meteorological Organization has warned of a possibly strong El Niño event that could intensify extreme weather globally.

Ideam raised the probability of El Niño conditions to 82 percent for the May-June-July quarter, with strong or very strong intensity expected.

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The World Meteorological Organization has announced a 90 percent chance of El Niño emerging in the second half of this year and affecting Kenya.

 

 

 

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