‘Strongest El Niño on record’ could keep extreme weather raging for months The hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean already has been very active, thanks to the El Nino weather phenomenon The Independent UK · 18h ago
Nigeria faces world’s highest heat death toll as El Nino bears down on Sahel Extreme heat generated by this year's El Nino is projected to cause up to 67,000 additional deaths across the Sahel over the next six months, with Nigeria facing the highest death toll of any country in the world. Radio France Internationale · Sep 24
Damming climate report on coming El Nino suppressed under Keir Starmer shared by UK A DAMMING report that shows the climate emergency and the coming El Nino threaten countries around the world’s national security and defence,… The National (Scotland) · Sep 24
Delhi winter pollution could be worse this year: 47 farm fires already recorded, Super El Nino, late Diwali and delayed harvesting likely to complicate things Delhi’s winter air pollution could face added pressure this year as stubble-burning season begins, with 47 farm fires already recorded across five states. Experts have warned that El Niño-related weather conditions, fewer western disturbances and slower winds could make it harder for pollutants to disperse. The Economic Times · Sep 24
What is a 'super El Nino' and how will it affect the weather? A significant El Nino in the Pacific Ocean is anticipated to lead to severe climate impacts globally. The World Meteorological Organization has confirmed that the event will peak later this year. Projections indicate rising temperatures and increased heat-related deaths, particularly in India and other regions. While some areas may experience… The Economic Times · Sep 24
East, Central India to see most late-monsoon rains; El Nino to persist into 2027: Report East and Central India are predicted to receive most rainfall as the monsoon pulls away from Northwest India. The overall all-India rainfall shortfall has stabilized at -15% this week. Kharif sowing has progressed, reaching over 1,103.9 lakh hectares as of September 18. However, rice sowing continues to lag behind last… The Economic Times · Sep 24
Hurricane Polo among ‘the strongest ever’ as Category 4 storm threatens Mexico’s coast Experts have linked the rapid intensification of the ‘extremely dangerous’ storm to El Nino The Independent UK · Sep 23
Nearly half a million people could die from El Nino heat in next six months, study says Researchers say that up to 451,000 extra heat-related deaths between June and the end of February could be linked to the weather event The Independent UK · Sep 23
'Super' El Nino could bring 4.5 lakh excess deaths, India among vulnerable: Report Researchers predict that this year's super El Nino may cause 451,000 excess heat-related deaths worldwide through February 2027. Nigeria is expected to have the highest number of heat-related deaths during this period. The Sahel region and Southeast Asia are also projected to face significant mortality due to extreme temperatures. Countries… The Economic Times · Sep 23
India's monsoon deficit widens to 15%, strengthening El Nino poses farm risk: Report India's monsoon rainfall deficit now stands at 15 percent, raising concerns about agricultural productivity. Kharif crop sowing is largely complete, which has partly mitigated the impact of this deficit. Regions like South and East India have experienced the most significant rainfall drops, affecting water availability. Reservoir storage is at 71… The Economic Times · Sep 23
Worsening El Nino threatens Asia with drought, potentially raising food prices globally Experts warn that the current El Nino phenomenon could become one of the most intense in recorded history, raising alarms over possible devastating droughts and chaotic weather patterns throughout Asia and other regions. The Economic Times · Sep 23
After S&P & Fitch, ADB raises India's growth aim to 7% but El Nino clouds food story India's economy is demonstrating resilience, leading to raised growth forecasts from institutions like the Asian Development Bank. However, a strengthening El Nino poses risks to agricultural yields and could raise inflation levels significantly. Retail inflation has recently exceeded the Reserve Bank of India's target, raising concerns for household budgets. The… The Economic Times · Sep 23
El Nino-driven heat could cause nearly 500,000 more deaths by February The heaviest toll is expected in less affluent countries The Independent UK · Sep 23
The Economic Times · Sep 22 El Nino health warning: Dengue, malaria & cholera threat grows as UN and WHO call climate cycle a 'risk multiplier' El Nino health risks: The UN has warned that the current El Nino could pose a significant global health threat, with the climate phenomenon forecast to be among the strongest on record. Rising temperatures, extreme drought and heavy rainfall could increase the risk of cholera and mosquito-borne diseases such as…
The Independent UK · Sep 22 ‘Unprecedented’ El Nino is already breaking weather records before peak, Met Office warns The weather phenomenon has previously been termed a ‘super’ or even ‘Godzilla’ El Niño
The Economic Times · Sep 22 El Nino weather pattern enters record territory: Scientist The current El Niño is making waves as it ties for the strongest ever recorded, bringing serious consequences worldwide. With climate change intensifying its reach, global trade and natural systems are under strain.
The Independent UK · Sep 22 Worsening El Nino threatens Asia with drought, potentially raising food prices globally All signs are pointing toward a record-breaking El Nino this year, which experts say raises the risk of droughts across Asia that may drive food prices higher across the globe
The Economic Times · Sep 17 How El Nino helped Delhi get more rain while Haryana and Punjab faced deficits Delhi experienced a monsoon surplus, defying regional deficits this season. Shifting low-pressure systems from the Bay of Bengal influenced this unusual rainfall pattern. Westerly disturbances, persisting longer due to climate change, also contributed to the capital's bounty. These systems interacted, intensifying rains over Delhi-NCR and nearby areas. However, Haryana and…
The Economic Times · Sep 16 Central America is running out of water and food as El Nino kills cattle and wipes out harvests The region of Central America is grappling with a catastrophic El Niño event that has led to widespread hunger. Farmers are witnessing their crops wither away, while livestock are perishing in the parched Dry Corridor. Families are struggling with severe water shortages and soaring food prices, putting millions at risk…
The Economic Times · Sep 15 Retail inflation at 4.8 per cent highest in 12 yrs of Modi govt: Pralhad Joshi Union Minister Pralhad Joshi acknowledged rising retail inflation, citing El Nino and natural calamities as causes. He stated efforts are underway to bring inflation under control, contrasting it with past UPA tenures. The minister also promoted the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan campaign for public input. This initiative aims to gather ideas…
The Economic Times · Sep 12 Galapagos Islands' unique animal, plants served as basis for Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, in 2026 El Nino threatens to wipe out concentration of species not found elsewhere on Earth Charles Darwin Foundation data shows that aftermath of the 1998 El Nino — one of the most powerful and destructive cycles — only 400 of the 1,300 existing Galapagos penguins remained.
The Economic Times · Sep 12 The Atlantic’s hurricane season has gone eerily quiet as El Nino crushes storms before they form This year's Atlantic hurricane season shows an unprecedented lack of storm activity, largely due to the strong influence of El Nino. The combination of significant wind shear and dry air is effectively preventing the birth of new tropical systems. On the other hand, the Pacific Ocean is experiencing a surge…
The Independent UK · Sep 12 El Nino’s might brings record slow storm season. But it’s not time to relax The biggest El Nino effect in the Atlantic is record-strong wind shear
Radio France Internationale · Sep 12 Before its peak, El Nino brings failed crops and empty fishing nets El Nino is already disrupting livelihoods and weather patterns around the world as one of the strongest events in decades continues to intensify. With its peak still months away, scientists warn the powerful Pacific climate phenomenon will bring more drought and flooding into 2027, while human-caused global warming is making…