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El Niño Forces Argentine Farmers to Evacuate Cattle by Boat Amid Escalating CrisisMiscellaneous

El Niño Forces Argentine Farmers to Evacuate Cattle by Boat Amid Escalating Crisis

Argentine farmers are using boats to evacuate cattle due to the escalating impacts of El Niño, underscoring the severe challenges faced by the agricultural sector.

Al Jazeera English|October 29, 2026|1
Typhoon Champi Unleashes Fury on Taiwan: One Dead, 350 Injured as Storm Barrels Towards China and JapanBreaking News

Typhoon Champi Unleashes Fury on Taiwan: One Dead, 350 Injured as Storm Barrels Towards China and Japan

Typhoon Champi has caused one death and injured 350 people in Taiwan, with widespread damage and evacuations reported. The storm is now heading towards China and Japan, leading to flight cancellations.

Al Jazeera English|October 24, 2026
Egypt Braces for Cooler Temperatures and Increased Autumn Rainfall Amidst El Niño InfluenceMiscellaneous

Egypt Braces for Cooler Temperatures and Increased Autumn Rainfall Amidst El Niño Influence

Egypt is set to experience cooler temperatures and heavier autumn rains due to the influence of the El Niño phenomenon. Meteorological authorities advise precautions against the cold, with impacts expected to intensify in the coming months.

Egypt Independent|October 22, 2026
UAE Braces for More Rain and 50kph Winds as Hail Lashes Coastal and Inland AreasMiscellaneous

UAE Braces for More Rain and 50kph Winds as Hail Lashes Coastal and Inland Areas

The UAE is experiencing heavy rain, hail, and strong winds reaching up to 50kph, with more adverse weather expected throughout the week. Unseasonably high temperatures, influenced by El Nino, are also persisting.

The National|October 19, 2026
UN Media Tent Shut Down in New York Due to Severe Weather WarningBreaking News

UN Media Tent Shut Down in New York Due to Severe Weather Warning

The UN General Assembly media tent and entrance in New York have been closed due to a severe weather alert and storm warning issued by the National Weather Service.

The National|September 25, 2026|1
Severe El Nino Threat Projected to Cause Over 450,000 Heat-Related Deaths GloballyHealth

Severe El Nino Threat Projected to Cause Over 450,000 Heat-Related Deaths Globally

A new research report warns that an unusually strong El Nino event could lead to more than 450,000 additional heat-related deaths, disproportionately impacting developing nations and vulnerable regions.

Al Jazeera English|September 23, 2026|1
Massive Wildfire Threatens Historic Colombian Tourist Destination Villa de LeyvaBreaking News

Massive Wildfire Threatens Historic Colombian Tourist Destination Villa de Leyva

A massive forest fire in central Colombia is threatening the historic tourist town of Villa de Leyva, prompting emergency responses from state and local authorities amid a severe El Nino-fuelled drought.

Al Jazeera English|September 20, 2026|2
Super El Niño Reaches Unprecedented Levels and Threatens Global Weather PatternsMiscellaneous

Super El Niño Reaches Unprecedented Levels and Threatens Global Weather Patterns

An unusually strong El Niño has reached super status, crossing into unprecedented territory and threatening to reshape global weather patterns as it heads toward its winter peak.

Egypt Independent|September 16, 2026|1
How the Record-Breaking El Nino Weather Phenomenon Could Bring Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Risks to the UAE and GulfMiscellaneous

How the Record-Breaking El Nino Weather Phenomenon Could Bring Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Risks to the UAE and Gulf

The upcoming El Nino weather phenomenon is expected to bring increased rainfall and potential flooding risks to the UAE and the wider Gulf region.

The National|September 14, 2026|1
How the Upcoming El Nino Weather Phenomenon Could Bring Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Risks to the GulfMiscellaneous

How the Upcoming El Nino Weather Phenomenon Could Bring Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Risks to the Gulf

The upcoming El Nino weather phenomenon is predicted to bring increased rainfall and potential flooding risks to the Gulf region, while also offering opportunities for natural plant growth.

The National|September 12, 2026|1
UAE Expects Beneficial Rainfall as Weather Authorities Dismiss El Nino Flood RumorsMiscellaneous

UAE Expects Beneficial Rainfall as Weather Authorities Dismiss El Nino Flood Rumors

The National Centre of Meteorology has dismissed social media rumors of severe floods in the UAE due to El Nino, reassuring the public that the weather remains stable while acknowledging the possibility of above-average rainfall.

The National|September 11, 2026|1
Unprecedented Heat: US Records Hottest Summer in 132 Years Amid Widespread DroughtTechnology

Unprecedented Heat: US Records Hottest Summer in 132 Years Amid Widespread Drought

The United States recorded its hottest summer in 132 years of weather monitoring, accompanied by severe drought conditions across large parts of the country and warnings of continued extreme weather.

Al Jazeera English|September 9, 2026|1
Panama Canal Faces Deeper Traffic Restrictions as Strengthening El Niño Threatens Water LevelsEconomy

Panama Canal Faces Deeper Traffic Restrictions as Strengthening El Niño Threatens Water Levels

The Panama Canal may implement further restrictions on daily ship traffic and cargo weight as a strengthening El Niño triggers severe water shortages in its vital supply lakes.

Al Jazeera English|September 8, 2026|1
Unprecedented Super El Nino Supercharged by Climate Change Threatens Global Weather and Food SystemsEconomy

Unprecedented Super El Nino Supercharged by Climate Change Threatens Global Weather and Food Systems

A powerful super El Nino event supercharged by climate change is threatening global weather patterns, ecosystems, and food systems, with scientists warning it could make 2027 the hottest year on record.

Al Jazeera English|September 3, 2026|1
Panama Canal Imposes Traffic Restrictions Due to Low Water Levels Amid Global Shipping PressuresEconomy

Panama Canal Imposes Traffic Restrictions Due to Low Water Levels Amid Global Shipping Pressures

The Panama Canal is reducing daily vessel limits due to low water levels caused by the El Nino weather phenomenon, compounding global shipping pressures driven by the Hormuz crisis.

Al Jazeera English|September 3, 2026|1
UN Warns of Intensifying El Nino and Extreme Weather Expected to Last Into 2027Technology

UN Warns of Intensifying El Nino and Extreme Weather Expected to Last Into 2027

The World Meteorological Organisation warns that a supersized El Nino weather phenomenon will intensify and persist into 2027, driven by unusually warm Pacific Ocean temperatures.

The National|September 3, 2026|1
Severe Toxic Haze from Indonesian Wildfires Chokes Malaysian Borneo and Triggers Health CrisisHealth

Severe Toxic Haze from Indonesian Wildfires Chokes Malaysian Borneo and Triggers Health Crisis

Toxic smoke from Indonesian wildfires has blanketed Malaysian Borneo and neighboring regions in severe haze, causing a sharp rise in respiratory illnesses and forcing emergency school closures and event cancellations.

Al Jazeera English|September 1, 2026|1
Severe Storms Bring Hail and Rain to Al Ain and Dubai Amid Regional Unsettled WeatherBreaking News

Severe Storms Bring Hail and Rain to Al Ain and Dubai Amid Regional Unsettled Weather

Severe storms bringing rain and hail recently hit parts of the UAE, including Al Ain and Dubai, as meteorologists forecast rising temperatures and a strengthening El Nino globally.

The National|August 26, 2026|1
Global Sea Surface Temperatures Shatter Records Amid Intensifying El NinoMiscellaneous

Global Sea Surface Temperatures Shatter Records Amid Intensifying El Nino

Global sea surface temperatures have hit a record high of 21.1 degrees Celsius, driven by an intensifying El Nino and human-caused climate change.

Al Jazeera English|August 25, 2026|1
Indonesia Deploys 1,500 Additional Troops to Combat Severe Borneo WildfiresBreaking News

Indonesia Deploys 1,500 Additional Troops to Combat Severe Borneo Wildfires

Indonesia is deploying 1,500 additional soldiers and six helicopters to Borneo to battle severe wildfires fueled by the El Nino weather pattern.

Al Jazeera English|August 22, 2026|1