UN: El Niño ‘Supersizing Before Our Eyes’—2027 Set to Be Hottest Year Ever

📡 Guardian · 1 min read ·
The United Nations has issued a stark warning: the El Niño climate pattern is “supersizing before our eyes,” and it is now near certain to shatter global temperature records. According to the latest forecasts, this El Niño is likely to be the strongest in at least 1,000 years. It will add extra heat to an atmosphere already warming rapidly due to human-caused climate change. The combined effect, scientists say, will be dramatic. 2027 is expected to “blow apart” the current heat record, making it the hottest year ever measured. This is not a distant threat. The UN’s statement underscores that the event is unfolding now, with consequences that will be felt worldwide.