This year’s El Niño could be the strongest ever recorded, with ocean temperatures in the Pacific’s Niño 3.4 region potentially soaring nearly a full degree Celsius above the last major event in 2015–2016. Already causing fishery disruptions like Peru’s anchovy ban, this supercharged El Niño—sparking faster than usual—is set to reshape global weather patterns. Combined with ongoing climate change, it may push global temperatures to dangerous new highs as early as 2026, with record-breaking heat already in the pipeline.
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