The World Meteorological Organization issued a communiqué on September 3 saying that the El Niño incident has been confirmed and is expected to intensify into a super El Niño event within a few months. British climate experts say that superstrong El Niño events combined with global warming will greatly increase the risk of extreme events. According to a communiqué issued by the World Meteorological Organization, the intensity of El Niño may peak at the end of this year, and will continue until February 2027 “extremely likely, close to 100%.” UN Secretary General Guterres warned in a communiqué: “Super El Niño events are gradually unfolding before our eyes, and the world has entered a 'danger zone' for extreme weather.”

The World Meteorological Organization issued a communiqué on September 3 saying that the El Niño incident has been confirmed and is expected to intensify into a super El Niño event within a few months. British climate experts say that superstrong El Niño events combined with global warming will greatly increase the risk of extreme events. According to a communiqué issued by the World Meteorological Organization, the intensity of El Niño may peak at the end of this year, and will continue until February 2027 “extremely likely, close to 100%.” UN Secretary General Guterres warned in a communiqué: “Super El Niño events are gradually taking shape before our eyes, and the world has entered a 'danger zone' for extreme weather.”