A powerful El Nino is forming in the Pacific Ocean and getting stronger day by day, which is likely to have significant effects on global weather.

According to the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the sea temperature has increased by 2 degrees Celsius The current El Nino has reached its strongest level.

El Niño, which started in June 2026, is likely to peak in early 2027, while it may persist from March to May 2027.

Due to Super El Nino, there is a possibility of more than normal rains in East Africa, South America and the southern regions of America, while there is a possibility of drought in South Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and South Africa.

The risk of flooding has also increased due to heavy rain in East Africa.

According to Arab media, rainfall in India from June to September was 15% less than normal, while the risk of forest fires in Indonesia and Australia is expected to increase.

According to the World Food Programme, El Nino could push an additional 49 million people into acute malnutrition by the end of 2027, with maize, rice and other rain-fed crops at risk.

According to the World Meteorological Organization More than normal heat is expected in most parts of the world from September to November And by 2030, the probability of breaking the global heat record has increased to 86%.

El Nino may reduce snowfall in most areas of North America, while more snow may fall in the southern parts of the United States.

According to the opinion of experts included in the Arab media report, the intensity of El Nino does not always directly determine the intensity of its regional effects because the situation of the Indian Ocean and the Oceanic Ocean also play an important role.