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Scientists fear the latest warming cycle will bring floods, droughts and fires | DW News

US forecasters say El Nino weather conditions have arrived and this year’s event is likely to be one of the strongest ever. El Nino is a natural phenomenon that warms surface water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, changing global wind and and rainfall patterns. Scientists expect it to reach historic intensity in the coming months.

00:00 El Nino could reach historic strength, US scientist say
00:31 Meteorologist Matthew Cappucci
01:45 The entire world’s weather will be influenced by El Nino
02:14 What regions are likely facing the most intense fallout?
05:00 How should governments and disaster agencies respond to El Nino?

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