🌿 Environment Jun 15, 2026 · Earth.Org

El Niño Has Arrived. Here’s What You Need to Know

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The powerful shifts in Pacific winds and water temperatures frequently push global temperatures to record-breaking levels. They can also transform global weather patterns, increasing the likelihood of severe droughts in places like Australia and Southeast Asia and heavy floods in parts of the US and East Africa. 







By Martina Igini



El Niño has developed in the tropical Pacific and it is predicted to intensify to a “moderate or strong level” this fall, the National Oceanic an

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