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El Niño Confirmed and Likely to Become Exceptionally Strong

Forecasts show ocean heat moving into the atmosphere and raise the odds of record global temperatures and wide humanitarian and market disruptions because the event is expected to peak late 2026 into 2027.

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El Niño Odds Rise for Late 2026, Backed by Subsurface Pacific Heat and Wind Shifts

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Global Sea Level Rise Accelerates, Doubling Projected Increase by 2050

Climate Phenomena

El Niño Confirmed and Likely to Become Exceptionally Strong

El Niño Confirmed and Likely Record-Strong, Posing Major Economic Risks

El Niño Is Active and Likely to Strengthen Through 2026–27

NOAA Confirms El Niño and Forecasts High Chance of a Very Strong Peak Late 2026

Satellite Signals and Forecasts Put El Niño On Track for Mid‑2026

El Niño Seen Likely by Summer as Satellites Track a Giant Warm Wave

Models Raise Odds of Strong 2026 El Niño by Early Summer

Forecasts Raise Odds of 2026 El Niño, With Some Warning of a Strong Event

Models Point to Possible Strong El Niño in 2026 as Scientists Urge Caution

El Niño Odds Rise for Late 2026, Backed by Subsurface Pacific Heat and Wind Shifts

Global Sea Level Rise Accelerates, Doubling Projected Increase by 2050