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2026 Could Rank Among the Hottest Years on Record as El Niño Strengthens
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 23, 2026
What happened
NOAA says there is more than a 60% chance of a super El Niño developing by the end of 2026. Scientists say it could make 2026 one of the hottest years on record and disrupt weather worldwide.
- 01NOAA sees over a 60% chance of a super El Niño by late 2026.
- 022026 could become one of the hottest years ever recorded.
- 03Satellite data show rising sea levels and warming Pacific waters.
- 04NASA says Kelvin waves are helping warm water build up below the surface.
- 05A strong El Niño could worsen heat, fires, rainfall disruption, and water stress.
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