European Observatory Reports Record Pacific Temperatures
European monitoring reports indicate that the current climate phenomenon of "El Niño" has led to an unprecedented rise in the temperatures of the Pacific Ocean waters, especially in the "Nino 3.4" region, where temperatures reached 29.70°C last month. This surpasses levels recorded in previous years such as 1982-1983, 1997-1998, and 2015-2016. This serves as an indicator of the severity of the phenomenon, although experts do not fully agree that this is the strongest on record, as new measurements suggest that the phenomenon has not yet peaked. The rise in temperatures is accompanied by increased risks of climate variability, including droughts and floods, which are expected to reach their peak later this year.
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