La Niña
Colombia’s Huila department, amid a low rainfall season influenced by La Niña, is implementing preventive measures to address potential atypical precipitations. The Disaster Risk Management Office coordinates with departmental sectors and municipalities to anticipate emergencies. Jorge Chaparro, acting coordinator, stresses the importance of updated contingency plans.
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The World Meteorological Organization reports a 55 percent chance of a weak La Niña influencing weather and climate patterns over the next three months. Despite its temporary cooling effect on global temperatures, many regions are still expected to experience above-normal warmth. This assessment stems from borderline conditions observed in mid-November 2025.