GENEVA, Switzerland: The United Nations weather agency said on June 2 that a moderate or possibly strong El Niño could develop, which may raise global temperatures and increase the chances of extreme weather in the coming months.
El Niño is a regular pattern in which sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean become warmer than usual. It usually lasts about nine to 12 months,
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UN warns of extreme heat from El Nino, rise in global temperatures
GENEVA, Switzerland: The United Nations weather agency said on June 2 that a moderate or possibly strong El Niño could develop, which may raise global temperatures and increase the chances of extreme weather in the coming months. El Niño is a regular pattern in which sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean become warmer than usual. It usually lasts about nine to 12 months,
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