Dehydration and thermometers More typical of July than May and little sign of spring. Time has gone mad for a long time and the effects of this madness are printed season after season with new records and also with different ones weather phenomena.
experts World Meteorological Organization (OMM) has launched a new warning that according to the latest bulletin, the prospects for its launch El Niño between May and June is 60%. The probability that the phenomenon will begin between July and September rises to 80%.
Experts cannot predict the severity or duration of events, although they usually do Courses span from 2 to 7 years Most naturally occurring episodes of this weather pattern usually last between 9 months and 1 year.
What is El Niño?
It is a climatic phenomenon It begins in the Pacific Ocean And this affects the climate of the whole world. “The boy and the girl” They do not have the same consequences, quite the opposite, while the boy is a warming phenomenon, the girl is a cooling phenomenon, but both are different phases of a climate pattern that occurs periodically in the equatorial region of the Pacific Ocean and receives the name of ENSO.
Consequences of the El Niño phenomenon
It is not possible to find out what a file is concrete effectsboy“, If it will appear in the coming weeks, but we know what are the main features of this phenomenon. When “El Niño” decides to appear, the surface temperature of the Pacific Ocean rises, Surface winds weaken and precipitation increases in the southern and eastern parts of the ocean.
These events cause changes in sea level pressures, temperatures, precipitation, and winds in most parts of the world. The WMO has ended the last episode of a “La Niña” that has lasted, by its estimates, for 3 consecutive years, an unusually long duration.
Petrie Talas, Secretary-General of the organization, believes that “the creation of El Niño will likely lead to a new rise in global warming and increase the chances of breaking temperature records.” The last visit of “El Niño” dates back to 2016, causing an explosion The planet’s temperatures were the highest since records were kept.
Its effects could be more severe in 2024 and the World Meteorological Organization states that global warming caused by human activity is exacerbating its effects. Taalas predicted that the El Niño phenomenon could lead to an increase in droughts as well as in precipitation in different parts of the world, but at the same time it could stop the current drought in the Horn of Africa.
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