The United Nations warns that a rapidly intensifying El Niño could become the strongest in at least 1,000 years, adding extraordinary heat to an already warming planet. Ocean temperatures in the central Pacific are about 2.6°C above the 30-year average and may rise further before the event peaks. Scientists expect worsening floods, droughts and extreme heat across regions, with effects lasting into 2027. UN officials are mobilizing meteorological agencies to improve forecasts, prepare communities and protect lives and livelihoods globally
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