2026 on Track to Be Second Hottest Year on Record, El Niño Drives Heat
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A rapidly intensifying 'super El Niño' is projected to peak in December 2026, potentially driving average global temperatures to unprecedented levels. The event's strength and timing are uncertain, but its development is faster than typical, raising concerns about extreme weather and climate impacts. This matters because it could amplify warming trends and disrupt weather patterns globally.
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