New York: (RightNow) The United Nations warns that El Niño’s intensity may persist until February 2027, potentially increasing global temperatures. The World Meteorological Organization states that El Niño could lead to severe heatwaves affecting countries.

Due to El Niño, the Pacific Ocean’s temperature is rising, potentially increasing global temperatures by 0.2 degrees Celsius. The UN reports that this climate phenomenon could exacerbate floods, droughts, and heat intensity.

The WMO indicates that El Niño’s effects are significantly impacting global climate changes, with expectations of increased intensity in the coming months. The organization adds that El Niño’s peak effects may continue until 2027.

This situation could intensify global climate change impacts, affecting various regions. Concerns about reduced monsoon rains and increased drought risks are particularly heightened.

It is noteworthy that the last El Niño wave was observed in 2023, leading to the hottest recorded year in 2024. El Niño’s effects can increase global temperatures and cause significant changes in climate systems.