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UN warns possibly strong El Nino could push global temperatures higher

UN warns possibly strong El Nino could push global temperatures higher

  • The most recent El Nino, in 2023-24, contributed to 2024 being ⁠the hottest year on record
  • The weather pattern is known to disrupt regional ‌climates
By Reuters ·
Ocean temperature records could break in ‘days’: EU climate monitor

Ocean temperature records could break in ‘days’: EU climate monitor

By AFP ·
A bird bathes in a water fountain in Manhattan on June 23, 2025, in New York City. (AFP)

El Nino may return in 2026 and make planet even hotter

By AFP ·
Philippine bishops instruct flock to pray for rain, heat relief

Philippine bishops instruct flock to pray for rain, heat relief

By AFP ·
Extreme heat shuts schools for millions, widening learning gaps worldwide

Extreme heat shuts schools for millions, widening learning gaps worldwide

By Reuters ·
Rice crops are being threatened by El Nino after grain supplies were disrupted by the war in Ukraine

Rice crops are being threatened by El Nino after grain supplies were disrupted by the war in Ukraine

By AP ·
July 5 set an unofficial record for the hottest day on Earth

July 5 set an unofficial record for the hottest day on Earth

By AP ·
UN highlights ‘vicious cycle’ of climate impacts for Latin America, Caribbean

UN highlights ‘vicious cycle’ of climate impacts for Latin America, Caribbean

By AFP ·
Here comes La Niña, El Niño's flip side, but it will be weak

Here comes La Niña, El Niño's flip side, but it will be weak

By AP ·
Flash floods take dramatic toll in Lima, northern Peru

Flash floods take dramatic toll in Lima, northern Peru

By Luis Jaime Cisneros, Carlos Mandujano| AFP ·

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