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‘Godzilla’ El Niño could be one of the strongest ever recorded | BBC News

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‘Godzilla’ El Niño could be one of the strongest ever recorded | BBC News

A powerful El Niño event is emerging, with UN scientists warning it could become one of the most intense on record. The World Meteorological Organization states it is highly probable that El Niño will officially form in the coming months, amplifying global temperatures and increasing the likelihood of extreme weather events worldwide. This natural climate pattern, already interacting with ongoing climate change, may lead to widespread disruptions in weather systems.

Forecast models from multiple national meteorological agencies indicate this El Niño could rival or surpass past strong events, earning it informal nicknames like 'Godzilla' due to its potential intensity. While the exact impacts vary by region, such conditions typically bring higher global temperatures, altered rainfall patterns, and increased risks of droughts, floods, and storms. These developments underscore the growing influence of large-scale climate phenomena on everyday weather.

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