El Niño Could Break Climate Records | Adelaide News

El Niño is turning into a climate monster — the UN weather agency warns it’s likely the strongest ever recorded, fueled by record-breaking Pacific heat and set to last until February 2027. With global temperatures already soaring, this event could push 2027 into the record books as the hottest year on Earth. Expect extreme weather: droughts in Australia and Indonesia, floods in South America and Africa, and food crises in Central America. The World Meteorological Organization is ramping up early warning systems to help agriculture, health, and disaster response teams brace for impact. This isn’t just weather — it’s a wake-up call for a warming planet.

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