From the very beginning of this year, multiple weather experts have predicted a so-called “super” or “Godzilla” El Niño on the horizon.
It’s expected to raise the risk of droughts, floods, and extreme heat across the globe, which could mean a wetter, stormier autumn and colder, drier winter in the UK.
But when will its effects be strongest, and when might they die away? The World Meteorological Organisation Read Entire Article
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