Powerful El Niño ramping up as forecasters predict it’ll be most intense in recorded history
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Forecasters predict a powerful El Niño event is ramping up, with some indicating it could be the most intense in recorded history. There is a growing likelihood of significant regional-to-global scale impacts, with potential effects including heat, floods, droughts, and fires. The likelihood and potential severity of the El Niño event appears to be increasing, with some areas, such as California and South Carolina, potentially being hit hard.
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