The World Meteorological Organization has added the Earth's energy imbalance as a new key indicator in its latest climate report, highlighting how oceans absorb most excess heat. This measure underscores the ongoing warming trend despite yearly temperature fluctuations. The report warns of impacts on food systems from ocean heating and sea level rise.

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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.

September 09, 2025 00:54

WMO Predicts La Niña Return by November

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