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Super El Niño may kill 65 times more people than Nepal flash flood, report claims; lakhs may lose their lives in next six months

El Niño is expected to result in approximately 451,000 heat-related deaths by February 2027. The Climate Impact Lab forecasts high mortality rates particularly in regions of the Global South. Nigeria, India, and several Southeast Asian countries will face the highest increases in deaths. The phenomenon will alter global weather patterns…

The Economic Times · Sep 23

25th typhoon in 2026: Nearly 2 million ordered to evacuate from several Japan regions

Typhoon Dujuan has forced nearly two million Japanese residents to evacuate their homes. Over fifty thousand households lost power, and many flights were cancelled. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi postponed her US visit to manage the storm's impact. This storm is the twenty-fifth to hit Japan this year. Meteorologists link intensified…

The Times of India · Sep 21

Polar Vortex Risk: Forecasters Say 'Super El Niño' Could Raise Winter 2026-2027 Disruption Risks Across Parts of US and Europe

A strengthening El Niño and possible mid-winter polar vortex weakening could influence jet-stream patterns and winter weather across the US and Europe, though major disruption is not guaranteed.

International Business Times UK · Sep 16

Super El Niño may push an already stressed climate ecosystem across a critical threshold, climate change researcher says

Live Science spoke with climate change researcher Jong-Seong Kug about how a super El Niño could cause lasting damage to our world.

LiveScience · Aug 4

US 2026 Winter Weather Forecast: Four States Could See Heavy Rain and Significant Snow

A developing Super El Niño could significantly alter US winter weather in 2026, with wetter conditions in the South and heavy snow in states like California and New York, experts warn.

International Business Times UK · Aug 3

US heat dome, Europe weather shift signal a rare ‘Super El Niño’ — What comes next?

A powerful El Niño is developing and influencing weather patterns across the Northern Hemisphere. This warming event is causing heat in the western United States and shifting pressure systems in Europe. Long-range models suggest this El Niño could become exceptionally strong, potentially a Super El Niño. The tropical Pacific's warming…

The Economic Times · Jul 31

Amazon fires peaked during the 2024 drought. A year later, burned area hit its lowest level since records began in 1985

Amazon forest fires reached a historic low in 2025 after a severe 2024 drought. Shifting weather patterns and reduced deforestation contributed to this significant decline. Community awareness grew after the previous year's widespread destruction and damage. President Lula's administration prioritized forest protection, leading to lower deforestation rates. However, a potential…

The Times of India · Jul 22

A rare Atlantic Niña and a powerful Super El Niño may work together to suppress Atlantic hurricanes, lowering US landfall risk but not removing it

A rare Atlantic Niña is developing alongside a strong Super El Niño event. These ocean patterns may suppress hurricane formation in the Atlantic Ocean. Increased wind shear and sinking air create an atmospheric shield against storms. However, experts caution that a quieter season does not eliminate hurricane risks. Residents in…

The Times of India · Jul 17

Super El Nino will hit women the hardest, charity warns: ‘We should be very worried’

The head of CARE International in East and Southern Africa warns that this year’s super El Niño will hit women across the region more than anyone else, at a time when they are already bearing the brunt of foreign aid cuts

The Independent UK · Jul 12

Super El Niño 2026 could be even stronger than expected: California could face flooding while the US braces for a harsh winter

A powerful Super El Niño is developing in the Pacific Ocean. Forecasters predict this climate phenomenon will intensify rapidly in coming months. This event may bring significant weather pattern changes across the United States. California could experience increased storm activity and flooding risks. Global weather extremes like droughts and heatwaves…

The Economic Times · Jul 7