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El Niño sets new temperature record
A super El Niño is likely to develop this year as ocean temperatures in the tropical Pacific surpass historic benchmarks, with the Oceanic Niño Index reaching its highest since 1982. This intensification could lead to a wetter and more stormy winter across parts of the U.S., especially in the South and Southeast, while the North may experience warmer-than-average conditions. Experts are closely monitoring the phenomenon, which may contribute to increased atmospheric moisture and the potential for more intense storms.
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