Over 180 scientists warn of drought, heat waves and wildfires from 'super' El Nino
More than 180 scientists have issued a warning about the potential impacts of a 'super' El Nino phenomenon, citing risks of widespread drought, extreme heat waves, and increased wildfire incidents. The scientific consensus highlights the severity of climate disruptions expected from this weather pattern.
El Nino, a natural climate cycle characterized by warming ocean temperatures in the Pacific, can significantly influence weather patterns globally and across India, affecting monsoon patterns and agricultural output.
