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Super El Niño intensifies, threatening global food security

Overview

The 2026–27 Super El Niño, nicknamed “Godzilla,” is reaching unprecedented intensity, with the World Meteorological Organization warning it could be the strongest since 1950.

Global agricultural supplies are under severe threat. In West Africa, rainfall deficits could reduce cocoa production in Ivory Coast by 11% and Ghana by 13%. Coffee crops in Brazil and Vietnam are also at risk due to rising temperatures and reduced rainfall. Sugar production is facing a potential global shortage; heavy rain is hindering harvesting in Brazil, while India faces its weakest monsoons since 2015, and drought impacts Thailand and the United States. Additionally, drought conditions threaten rubber and oil palm plantations.

Regional weather extremes are escalating. In Vietnam, Northern Vietnam is experiencing unseasonably high temperatures, with Hanoi and the Northern Delta recording up to 38.3°C. The Mekong Delta faces critical water security risks, with saltwater intrusion potentially penetrating 50–70 km into river mouths, threatening aquaculture and rice farming. In South America, Argentina is seeing soil erosion from saturated ground, while Uruguay expects above-normal rainfall. In Burundi, the United Nations warns that over one million people could be affected by heavy rainfall.

Extreme weather events, such as the rapid intensification of Category 5 Hurricane Polo, have already resulted in fatalities, with scientists linking the event to the combination of climate change and El Niño.

Entities

El Niño · NOAA · World Meteorological Organization · El Niño · Pacific Ocean

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  • "The probability of a very strong El Niño (exceeding 2°C) between October and December has increased to 95%."

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    "The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecasts an 81% chance of a very strong El Niño during October‑December 2024."

    The claims provide different specific probabilities (95% vs 81%) for a very strong El Niño during the same October-December period.

Timeline

  1. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    El Niño drought threatens millions in Sudan and Ethiopia

    El Niño-induced drought is driving a hunger crisis in Sudan and Ethiopia, affecting millions of people and threatening massive livestock losses and food insecurity.

  2. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    El Niño drought threatens food and water security across Pacific islands

    El Niño-driven droughts are causing severe water shortages, crop failures, and health risks across the Solomon Islands and Samoa, prompting urgent government interventions.

  3. [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    El Niño causes record heat in Northern Vietnam

    A powerful El Niño is driving record-breaking heat in Northern Vietnam, with forecasts predicting a warmer-than-average winter and temperatures significantly above historical norms.

  4. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    Vietnam faces water shortages due to El Niño forecasts

    Vietnam is bracing for water shortages and drought risks across regions like Dak Lak and Can Tho due to the projected impact of El Niño on domestic supply and agriculture.

  5. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Mekong River Delta prepares for El Niño-driven water shortages

    The Mekong River Delta faces significant water scarcity and saltwater intrusion risks due to El Niño, threatening national food and energy security.

  6. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    El Nino threatens Vietnam with extreme heat and saltwater intrusion

    A strong El Nino is driving record heat and threatening the Mekong Delta with severe drought and saltwater intrusion through early 2027, prompting urgent water security concerns in Ca Mau.

  7. [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    El Niño threatens Vietnam aquaculture with drought and salinity

    A strong El Niño event is expected to cause severe drought and saltwater intrusion in Vietnam during the 2026–2027 dry season, threatening aquaculture and water supplies.

  8. [INTERNATIONAL] 170 sources
    El Niño triggers extreme weather and agricultural risks globally

    The El Niño phenomenon is causing extreme weather globally, including soil saturation in Argentina, heavy rainfall forecasts in Uruguay and Burundi, and contributing to the rapid intensification of Hurricane.

  9. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    El Niño threatens global cocoa and coffee production

    El Niño is threatening global cocoa and coffee supplies, with significant production drops expected in West Africa, Brazil, and Vietnam, driving up commodity price volatility.

  10. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    Super El Niño expected to influence winter weather and energy costs

    A Super El Niño is expected to impact winter weather and energy costs, potentially bringing more rain to the US Southwest while driving high heating oil prices due to global supply constraints.

  11. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    El Niño threatens global sugar production and supply

    El Niño is driving a global sugar supply shortage, with heavy rains in Brazil and droughts in India, Thailand, and Europe threatening production and pushing food prices higher.

  12. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    El Niño forecast threatens Vietnam with drought and heat

    Strong El Niño conditions are forecast to bring warmer temperatures, drought, and saltwater intrusion to Vietnam through 2027, threatening significant agricultural yields and domestic water supplies.

  13. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    El Niño threatens global food prices and Australian economy

    El Niño is projected to impact global food prices and could cost the Australian economy $13.4 billion over two years as farmers face drier conditions and shifting crop requirements.

  14. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    El Niño threatens Brazilian dairy production through heat stress

    Producers face potential milk production declines due to El Niño-driven heat stress in Brazil, requiring improved nutrition, shade, and water management to protect dairy cattle.

  15. [INTERNATIONAL] 6 sources
    Vietnam faces water security risks from strong El Nino

    A very strong El Nino is projected to impact Vietnam through 2027, threatening water security for 29 million people and causing drought, saltwater intrusion, and unpredictable storm patterns.

  16. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    El Niño threatens global commodity supplies and prices

    Strong El Niño patterns are threatening global supplies of rice, sugar, and palm oil, potentially driving up commodity prices due to droughts and extreme weather in key producing regions.

  17. [INTERNATIONAL] 30 sources
    El Niño intensifies with high probability of historic strength through 2027

    A powerful El Niño is intensifying in the Pacific, with a high probability of becoming a historic event. Experts predict extreme weather, including heavy rains in South America and East Africa, through early 20

  18. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    United Nations warns of record-breaking El Niño phenomenon

    The UN warns of a record-breaking El Niño event, potentially the largest in 1,000 years, threatening extreme weather, global food security, and record-breaking temperatures.

  19. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    El Niño forecast impacts Bolivian summer crop campaign

    El Niño is expected to bring above-normal rainfall to Bolivia, offering high production potential but risking flooding and crop damage in areas with poor soil drainage.

  20. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    El Niño threatens global coffee and cocoa markets

    El Niño threatens global coffee and cocoa markets, with rising prices driven by harvest delays in Brazil and flooding in West Africa.

  21. [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    El Niño strength drives uncertain winter forecasts across US

    A strong El Niño cycle is driving uncertain winter weather forecasts across the US, with potential for warmer, drier conditions in Montana and varying impacts in Colorado and the Southwest.

  22. [BUSINESS] 20 sources
    El Niño drives global commodity price spikes and food inflation risks

    El Niño is driving global commodity price spikes in cocoa, sugar, and coffee, while threatening to increase Brazilian food inflation by up to 9.5% by 2027. Embrapa has proposed 163 measures to mitigate risks.

  23. [HEALTH] 3 sources
    El Niño strength reaches thousand-year high, research shows

    University of Michigan researchers found that modern El Niño events are stronger than any recorded in the last thousand years, driven by parallel increases in global temperatures.

  24. [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    El Niño phenomenon prompts winter weather uncertainty

    A strong El Niño phenomenon is driving meteorological speculation about winter weather, with three main scenarios ranging from mild and rainy to potential polar vortex instability.

  25. [INTERNATIONAL] 19 sources
    Latin America faces severe climate risks from El Niño and heavy rains

    Latin American countries face severe climate risks from El Niño, with millions in Peru at risk of floods and droughts, five deaths reported in Caracas due to rain, and urgent mitigation efforts in Guatemala and

  26. [INTERNATIONAL] 116 sources
    El Niño intensity increases by 37% due to climate change

    A University of Michigan study published in Science shows El Niño intensity has increased by up to 37% since the pre-industrial era, driven by human-caused climate change and coral data from the Galápagos.

  27. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    El Niño intensity reaches 1,000-year high due to warming

    Recent El Niño events are the strongest in 1,000 years due to global warming, potentially leading to a milder, wetter winter across much of Europe.

  28. [INTERNATIONAL] 9 sources
    Super El Niño threatens significant global weather shifts in 2026-2027

    A powerful Super El Niño is expected for the 2026-2027 season, with a 90% probability of high intensity, potentially impacting global weather and European winter patterns.

  29. [HEALTH] 2 sources
    El Niño phenomenon poses significant health risks

    The El Niño phenomenon increases risks for cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal issues due to dehydration and rising temperatures, particularly for vulnerable populations.

  30. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    El Niño intensifies, driving droughts and wildfires globally

    An intensifying El Niño is driving severe weather disruptions, including droughts in Sri Lanka and widespread wildfires in Indonesia.

  31. [INTERNATIONAL] 227 sources
    El Niño intensification threatens record global temperatures and extreme weather

    A powerful El Niño event is developing, with experts warning it could be the strongest in a century and potentially make 2027 the hottest year on record, causing global weather extremes.

  32. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    El Niño threatens Vietnam with drought and water shortages

    Strong El Niño conditions are expected to cause warmer temperatures and severe drought in Vietnam, potentially leaving 107,000 Mekong Delta households without domestic water and threatening vast agricultural's.

  33. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    El Niño increases financial risks for German companies

    The El Niño climate phenomenon is increasing financial risks for German companies, impacting liquidity, supply chains, and commodity prices through 2027.

  34. [INTERNATIONAL] 10 sources
    El Niño and extreme heat trigger agricultural crises across Latin America

    El Niño and extreme heat are causing severe agricultural crises across Latin America, threatening crops and livestock in Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, and Chile while reducing yields in Spain.

  35. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Peru municipalities fail to execute El Niño prevention budgets

    Peru's Contraloría warns that 317 municipalities have executed less than 40% of budgets intended to mitigate El Niño risks, with some regions and national entities showing zero or minimal progress.

  36. [INTERNATIONAL] 100 sources
    El Niño strengthens with potential for historic intensity and global weather impacts

    A strengthening El Niño, potentially one of the strongest since 1950, is expected to persist into 2027, bringing risks of extreme heat, drought, and tropical storms to the Americas and affecting global weather.

  37. [INTERNATIONAL] 37 sources
    El Niño intensifies with 95% chance of very strong event in 2026

    NOAA reports a 95% chance of a very strong El Niño by late 2026. Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia are already facing severe weather, including droughts, floods, and water scarcity emergencies.

  38. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    El Niño forecast predicts strong weather shifts globally

    Experts forecast a very strong El Niño to arrive this fall, while Papua New Guinea has already begun shortening school hours to mitigate extreme heat and water shortages.

  39. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    Super El Niño intensification threatens European autumn and winter weather

    A strengthening Super El Niño in the tropical Pacific may lead to warmer, wetter autumn and winter weather across much of Europe due to altered atmospheric circulation and moisture patterns.

  40. [BUSINESS] 9 sources
    Peru prepares for economic and logistical impacts of El Niño

    Peru prepares for an intense El Niño event, which threatens the textile industry, cotton crops, and small business stability while prompting humanitarian aid for high Andean communities.

  41. [INTERNATIONAL] 11 sources
    El Niño triggers heavy rain and flooding risks in Argentina and Uruguay

    The El Niño phenomenon is causing widespread weather instability across Argentina and Uruguay, bringing risks of extreme rainfall, flooding, and severe storms to the Litoral and Mesopotamian regions.

  42. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Super El Nino intensifies, threatening global weather and Thai rice production

    A rapidly intensifying 2026 Super El Nino threatens global weather patterns and could cause a 15% drop in Thai rice production, resulting in nearly $2 billion in economic losses.

  43. [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    Pacific Ocean Super El Niño on track to become strongest on record

    A record-breaking Super El Niño is developing in the Pacific, with temperatures projected to peak at 4.1°C above average in December, potentially causing global weather extremes and flooding.

  44. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    Puno faces severe drought and El Niño threats to agriculture

    Drought and the El Niño phenomenon threaten the food security of 1.3 million people in Puno, Peru, endangering 99% of crops and critical high-Andean livestock populations.

  45. [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    Oceanic phenomena El Niño and IOD to influence winter weather

    The simultaneous development of a positive Indian Ocean Dipole and a strengthening Super El Niño may disrupt global weather patterns and atmospheric currents through the 2026/2027 winter.

  46. [INTERNATIONAL] 14 sources
    El Niño heat drives marine warming and threatens Peru's agriculture

    El Niño has raised Pacific sea temps up to 5.4 °C, driving 36 °C air heat, threatening Peru's anchoveta fishery and mango/palta crops, while authorities in Peru, Argentina, and Ecuador deploy resources and warn

  47. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    African Nations Brace for Strong 2026 El Niño Flood Risks

    NOAA forecasts a very strong 2026‑27 El Niño, prompting Compassion International and Uganda’s meteorological department to urge early flood preparedness across Africa.

  48. [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Piura officials warn delayed El Niño flood defenses threaten residents

    Peruvian deputy Eduardo Castillo warns unfinished flood defenses in Piura risk severe El Niño damage, while a new study urges using community knowledge to improve flood‑risk management.

  49. [INTERNATIONAL] 84 sources
    El Niño 2026‑2027 could push 49 million into acute hunger

    An 81 % chance very strong El Niño 2026‑27 could add ~49 million to acute hunger (total 274 million), with 83 % spikes in Central America and 75 % in Southern Africa; jobs in Caribbean at risk; WMO warns peak +

  50. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    El Niño outlook prompts guidance for farmers in Argentina and Peru

    El Niño forecasts lead Argentine and Peruvian officials to advise farmers on timing, crop choices and irrigation as rains arrive later and below normal levels.

  51. [INTERNATIONAL] 60 sources
    Indonesia faces intensified drought and wildfire risk as El Niño strengthens

    El Niño intensifies, prompting BMKG forecasts of dry weather across Indonesia, a 30‑60‑day rainless spell in Ciayumajakuning, over 5,000 fire hotspots, and a surge in Cirebon salt production.

  52. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    El Niño threatens Amazon region and spurs artificial‑cloud geoengineering study

    Geoengineering models aim to dim El Niño, while forecasts warn the phenomenon could raise Amazon temperatures up to 3 °C, cut rainfall, and threaten the Manaus economy.

  53. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    El Niño drives agricultural challenges in the UK and Panama

    A predicted ‘Super El Niño’ may alter UK winter weather and livestock commodity prices, while in Panama it brings drought, heat and higher input costs, threatening crops and water supplies.

  54. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    El Niño threatens copper output in Chile, Peru, Zambia and DRC

    A record‑strong El Niño, likely the most intense in 150 years, is flooding Chile and Peru while drought‑straining Zambia and the DRC, curbing copper output and tightening global supply, with prices projected to

  55. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    Thailand Faces Potential Super El Niño Drought Through 2027

    Thai officials warn a possible Super El Niño from late 2026‑early 2027 could bring hotter, drier conditions, stressing water supplies and agriculture, with an 81 % chance of a strong event.

  56. [INTERNATIONAL] 31 sources
    UN warns strengthening El Niño threatens food security and extreme weather

    A record‑strong 2026‑27 El Niño, with a 97 % chance to persist, threatens extreme weather, pushes 16 million Latin Americans into food insecurity, raises global food prices up to 9 % and worsens employment for

  57. [HEALTH] 2 sources
    El Niño crisis threatens fisheries and marine wildlife in Ilo, Peru

    El Niño has warmed Ilo’s waters, disrupting fisheries and prompting the removal of 99 dead marine animals, raising ecological and health concerns.

  58. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    El Niño drives extreme weather threats in Hong Kong and San Diego

    El Niño may produce super‑typhoons in Hong Kong and severe winter floods, fire risk, and big waves in San Diego, prompting city‑wide preparedness measures.

  59. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    El Nino threatens Australian and South American agriculture

    El Nino raises concerns for Australian and South American farmers, with soil‑moisture gaps in NSW and altered jet‑stream patterns delaying planting in Brazil and Argentina.

  60. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Peru's new government confronts El Niño climate emergency and tight fiscal space

    Peru's new administration must tackle the El Niño emergency and limited fiscal headroom, requiring swift climate‑risk planning and disciplined budgeting in its first 100 days.

  61. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    Super El Niño threatens global agriculture, food prices and insurance costs

    A premature Super El Niño is forecast to last into 2027, bringing milder winters to Canada, drought to Australia and Southeast Asia, and higher food, insurance and tourism costs worldwide.

  62. [INTERNATIONAL] 9 sources
    Ecuador and Peru ramp up measures as El Niño threatens schools and rivers

    Ecuador and Peru are preparing for an intensified El Niño, with Ecuador allocating $600 M for school safeguards and Peru accelerating river‑dredging to protect lives.

  63. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Panama Faces Hotter, Drier August‑October 2026 as El Niño Intensifies

    Panama’s IMHPA forecasts August‑October 2026 temperatures 2‑4 °C above normal and 20‑45 % less rain in most areas, while El Niño intensifies, bringing drought risk to central provinces and excess rain to parts

  64. [INTERNATIONAL] 41 sources
    El Niño forecast spurs alerts and preparedness measures across Latin America

    NOAA forecasts an 81 % chance of a very strong El Niño for Oct‑Dec 2026/27; Argentina, Brazil, Honduras and others issue storm, heat and flood alerts, while companies get a mitigation guide and 95 000 Hondurans

  65. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Record-Breaking El Niño Threatens African Economies

    A record‑breaking El Niño may become the strongest on record, pushing global temps higher and costing Africa $10‑20 bn in GDP losses, sparking migration and fiscal strain.

  66. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    2026 Super El Niño and Geopolitical Tensions Threaten Global Food Harvest

    A projected super El Niño and a geopolitical grain export disruption are converging in 2026, raising global food price risks and prompting U.S. households to boost long‑term food storage.

  67. [INTERNATIONAL] 8 sources
    El Niño returns, models warn of abnormal weather impacts

    El Niño has returned, driving sea‑surface temperatures 3‑4 °C above normal and prompting models to warn of stronger European heatwaves, heightened Mediterranean fire risk and a weakened Arctic polar vortex that

  68. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Strong El Niño threatens global inflation and emerging‑market growth

    Deutsche Bank warns a strong El Niño could spike food, energy and shipping costs, raising global inflation, while emerging markets like India face lower monsoon rains and tighter monetary policy.

  69. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Super-El Niño could push up food prices in Germany

    NOAA flags a strong Super‑El Niño for 2026‑27; expected global extreme weather could tighten crop supplies and lift food prices in Germany.

  70. [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    El Niño forecasts warn of colder winters in Louisiana and water shortages in Vietnam

    El Niño may bring colder winters to Louisiana and heightened drought risk, water shortages, and saltwater intrusion in Vietnam in 2026‑27.

  71. [BUSINESS] 11 sources
    JPMorgan warns super El Niño could boost global inflation

    JPMorgan warns a likely super El Niño, combined with oil‑price spikes, could raise global inflation by up to 0.3 pp, hitting emerging markets hardest and pushing food price inflation to 1.3‑1.5 pp.

  72. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    El Niño forces Australian infrastructure upgrades and Panama Canal shipping surcharges

    A strong El Niño is set to intensify heat and drought in Australia, driving infrastructure upgrades, while reduced Panama Canal water levels have led carriers to impose new surcharges and limit bookings.

  73. [INTERNATIONAL] 12 sources
    El Niño predicted to become strongest event in decades by 2026‑27

    Climate agencies warn that El Niño may become the strongest on record by late 2026, with up to 97 % probability of very strong conditions and global extreme‑weather impacts.

  74. [INTERNATIONAL] 11 sources
    El Niño threatens agriculture, fisheries and water resources in Peru and Argentina

    El Niño is poised to cut Peru’s fish output by 31%, threaten Tacna’s olive harvest, cause potato losses in Cañete, spark flood risks in Arequipa, and prompt water‑resource warnings in Argentina’s Gran Chaco.

  75. [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    Ecuador and Peru issue heat warnings as temperatures peak amid El Niño

    Ecuador and Peru have issued heat warnings, forecasting up to 33 °C in Ecuador and 36 °C in parts of Peru as El Niño intensifies, raising health and environmental concerns.

  76. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Peru launches AlertaMinedu app for schools to report El Niño risks

    Peru's Education Ministry rolled out the AlertaMinedu app in Piura for schools to report El Niño hazards, but regional officials say budget limits may restrict needed preventive work.

  77. [INTERNATIONAL] 38 sources
    Severe July Floods Ravage Nogales, Sonora, Killing One and Displacing Residents

    Heavy July rains flooded Nogales, Sonora, killing one, rescuing several people and a dog, and prompting a state emergency response with cross‑border impacts.

  78. [HEALTH] 2 sources
    Peru's coastal capital Lima endures record 72-night heat wave amid El Niño Costero

    Lima and Callao have endured a record 72 nights of extreme heat due to El Niño Costero, with temperatures 5‑6 °C above normal; Senamhi warns the heat will continue into 2027 and urges protective measures.

  79. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Super El Niño threatens global food prices and UK agriculture

    A strong El Niño may lift global food prices by up to 15.8 % and cut agricultural output 14.3 %, sparking drought in India and higher fish prices in the UK.

  80. [INTERNATIONAL] 6 sources
    Super El Niño set to drive atypical autumn and winter weather across Europe 2026‑27

    A Super El Niño, likely one of the strongest on record, is expected to warm autumn 2026‑27 across Europe while also raising the chance of polar‑vortex weakening and heavy snowfall in the north‑west and central

  81. [HEALTH] 6 sources
    El Niño forces marine bird migration and animal deaths along Peru's coast

    El Niño‑driven sea warming pushed anchovies south, prompting seabirds and marine mammals to migrate to Peru’s piers and causing over 2,000 animal deaths on Ancash beaches; authorities warn against feeding or c-

  82. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    El Niño risk heightens for Malawi and global food markets

    El Niño threatens Malawi’s economic recovery with higher food prices and export losses, while a possible super El Niño could lift global food commodity prices by up to 15% and cause price shocks through 2028.

  83. [POLITICS] 8 sources
    Julio Velarde warns El Niño will hit Peru’s economy as he receives top Lima honor

    Peru’s central bank chief Julio Velarde, honored with Lima’s Gran Cruz, warned El Niño will depress fisheries and agriculture, potentially slowing GDP despite low inflation.

  84. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Peru's economy slows in May as El Niño hits fishing and manufacturing

    Peru's May GDP growth slowed to 1.8% amid El Niño‑driven drops in fishing (‑73%) and manufacturing (‑10.7%). Employment rose, but 308 k remain unemployed in Lima.

  85. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Peru's fruit exports hit by El Niño drop, seek growth in camu camu market

    Peru's mandarin exports fell 43% due to El Niño, while camu camu sales rose to $1.7 million, highlighting climate impacts and a shift toward higher‑value fruit products.

  86. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    El Niño forecasts threaten water security in Davao and Sri Lanka

    El Niño warnings in the Philippines and Sri Lanka warn of drought, prompting water‑source diversification in Davao and urging early preparation in Sri Lanka.

  87. [INTERNATIONAL] 34 sources
    El Niño triggers widespread prevention measures across South America and beyond

    South American governments and the UN are rolling out extensive emergency plans and funding to curb the expected floods, droughts and heatwaves from a projected strong El Niño.

  88. [TECHNOLOGY] 5 sources
    Marine cloud brightening study shows potential to weaken El Niño

    A study finds marine cloud brightening could damp super El Niños, while Panama Canal preps for reduced water levels due to the phenomenon.

  89. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    Hungary braces for intensified heatwaves as super El Niño looms

    Hungary sees longer, hotter heatwaves and heavier rains, while a looming hyper El Niño could bring record precipitation to Europe; scientists discuss experimental cloud‑brightening to mitigate the event.

  90. [HEALTH] 7 sources
    Peru's coastal regions endure extended heatwave as temperatures soar above winter norms

    Peru's coastal cities face a prolonged heatwave, with Lima/Callao enduring 70 nights of temperatures 5‑6 °C above normal and forecasts of daytime highs up to 34 °C, prompting health alerts.

  91. [INTERNATIONAL] 22 sources
    El Niño threatens floods, disease and food insecurity across East Africa and Asia

    El Niño is set to peak late 2026, putting Kenya, Uganda, Somalia, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan at high risk of floods, disease and food shortages, while the UN prepares $100 million in emergency funds.

  92. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    Super El Niño threatens US travel with widespread disruptions through winter

    NOAA warns a record‑strength El Niño could hit by fall, persisting through winter and disrupting US travel; NASA satellites see rising sea‑surface height indicating deep ocean heat similar to the 1997 event.

  93. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Peru's INDECI flags 189 jungle districts at high risk of landslides and floods

    INDECI warned that 189 Peruvian jungle districts are at very high or high risk of landslides and floods, threatening over 5 million people; authorities are urged to prepare evacuation routes and reinforce homes

  94. [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Peru steps up coastal flood defenses as El Niño threatens heavy rains

    Peru’s Chiclayo and La Libertad regions identify over 240 flood‑risk points and launch budget audits as El Niño threatens heavy rains, aiming to secure funds and improve river‑clearing measures.

  95. [HEALTH] 2 sources
    Peru's Paracas Coast Sees Thousands of Sea Lions Dead, Prompting Environmental Probe

    Over a thousand sea lions have been found dead in Peru's Paracas National Reserve, prompting an environmental investigation amid warming seas and disease concerns.

  96. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    Germany Braces for Potential Frost as Record‑Strong El Niño Peaks

    A record‑strong El Niño may disturb the polar vortex, bringing possible frost and snow to Germany this winter, though milder outcomes are also likely.

  97. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Hyper‑El Niño poised to unleash extreme heat and heavy rains across Europe

    A record‑breaking Hyper‑El Niño is set to bring extreme Pacific warming, prompting hotter, milder conditions and significantly increased rainfall across Europe, especially Hungary’s Carpathian Basin.

  98. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    El Niño disrupts fisheries and weather patterns across the Pacific

    A strong El Niño has halted Peru's anchovy fishery, reduced Indian mackerel, boosted California tuna, and altered storm patterns, causing floods in some Pacific islands and drought in others.

  99. [BUSINESS] 29 sources
    Super El Niño threatens global food prices through 2028

    A strong 2026‑27 El Niño, with up to an 81 % chance of being very strong, could lift global food prices by 15.8 % and keep inflation high through 2028, amid war‑driven supply strains; NOAA, Goldman Sachs and UN

  100. [HEALTH] 4 sources
    Peru's El Niño Costero drives heat surge and health warnings

    El Niño Costero pushes Lima temperatures to 29 °C, boosting UV exposure and prompting health alerts for allergies, dengue risk and mental‑health concerns.

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