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UN agencies warned on the 8th that in the next few months, the El Niño phenomenon will further intensify and will peak in December, and may become one of the strongest El Niño events since 1950. The United Nations World Meteorological Organization said in its monthly “Global Seasonal Climate Update” that “El Niño will continue to increase and is expected to peak in December,” which is likely to cause temperatures in most parts of the world to be higher than the year-round average, change rainfall patterns, and increase the risk of droughts and floods in different regions.
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UN agencies warned on the 8th that in the next few months, the El Niño phenomenon will further intensify and will peak in December, and may become one of the strongest El Niño events since 1950. The United Nations World Meteorological Organization said in its monthly “Global Seasonal Climate Update” that “El Niño will continue to increase and is expected to peak in December,” which is likely to cause temperatures in most parts of the world to be higher than the year-round average, change rainfall patterns, and increase the risk of droughts and floods in different regions.
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