Recently, the World Meteorological Organization issued the latest global seasonal climate report. It is estimated that from October to December this year, the sea surface temperature in the Nino 3.4 area of the key El Niño monitoring area will be 3.7 ℃ higher than usual, reaching a peak around December. The possibility that the phenomenon will continue until February 2027 is close to 100%! El Niño disrupts atmospheric circulation and water vapor transport, and our country's climate pattern will be profoundly affected. Rainwater will skyrocket in some regions, droughts will occur in some regions, and the north and south will face tests! From October to December, the south should be wary of concentrated rainfall, and river water levels rise rapidly; the north also cannot relax; it is necessary to keep an eye on local abnormal rainfall, and investigate rivers, reservoirs, and embankments in advance.

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