According to the warning from the World Meteorological Organization, the El Niño phenomenon is expected to become even stronger than anticipated, which could change temperature and precipitation conditions worldwide and increase the risk of extreme weather events. (translated)
„Az El Niño a szemünk láttára erősödik. […] A tengerek felszínének hőmérséklete emelkedik, a hőmérséklet folyamatosan emelkedik, és a világ a szélsőséges időjárási viszonyok veszélyzónájában van”
According to the World Meteorological Organization, the current El Niño phenomenon is expected to persist until February 2027 and is likely to intensify in the coming months, which could lead to extreme weather events. (translated)
The UN has warned that the current El Niño phenomenon is the strongest in the last 70 years and may last until February 2027, having serious impacts on global weather conditions and economies. (translated)
As a result of the landslide at the Tibetan border, the disappearance of 261 foreigners, including one Hungarian citizen, has been reported, while rescue operations in Nepal are facing difficulties due to bad weather. (translated)
The Antarctic ice loss has temporarily slowed down, which has been studied by domestic researchers, and the warming of the tropical Pacific Ocean and the subsequent snowfall in East Antarctica are behind this phenomenon. (translated)
The Copernicus Climate Change Service announced that a global record was broken in ocean temperatures, as data from August 22 indicates that sea surface temperature rose to 21.1 degrees Celsius, surpassing the previous record measured in 2024, and warning of the adverse effects of El Niño, which can lead to extreme weather events and famine. (translated)
According to the latest forecasts, an extraordinary heat is expected by 2027, which we would only experience around 2040 based on the current rate of climate change, and this may be driven by a strong El Niño that could dramatically raise the global average temperature. (translated)
This summer in Hungary, two of the four most extreme heatwaves of the last 45 years were experienced, including the record number of hot days in June and August, which showed a significant exceedance of the average temperature. (translated)
“Az eset rendkívül szokatlan volt, még Japán történelmi időjárási viszonyaihoz képest is”
In the eastern part of Japan, a record amount of rain fell, causing flash floods, inundating more than a thousand homes, resulting in power outages and landslides, and so far claiming the lives of nine people. (translated)
A widespread wildfire is devastating the Croatian coast near Omiš, which has led to the evacuation of more than a thousand people, including Hungarian tourists, while firefighters are battling the rapidly spreading flames and unfavorable weather conditions. (translated)
Bardóczi Sándor's article deals with the consequences of climate change and the apocalyptic future of global warming, pointing out that the current extreme weather phenomena are no longer just forecasts but parts of our reality, which could lead to long-term consequences such as the collapse of societies and conflicts over resources. (translated)
As a consequence of climate change, the summer heat already significantly affects economic growth, as the decrease in the output of the Paks nuclear power plant and the low water levels are expected to lead to GDP declines that can be felt in the EU, especially in France, where extreme weather could cause a 1.4 percent drop in GDP. (translated)
In July, the world's oceans reached record high temperatures while Europe was hit by severe marine heatwaves and extreme weather conditions, indicating the escalating impacts of climate change. (translated)
Due to the arrival of the Delfin typhoon, more than one million people have been evacuated in China, particularly in the areas of Shanghai and Zhejiang province, where extreme weather conditions, traffic disruptions, and significant precipitation are expected. (translated)
Ma megdőlhet az abszolút melegrekord, perzselő forróság van, több helyen 42 fok körül jár a hőmérséklet. Kérem, hogy mindenki figyeljen az idősekre, a gyerekekre, a betegekre, az egyedül és az utcán élőkre! #hőség #időjárás #klímaváltozás
The article discusses weather trends after the heat dome, warning that extreme weather events are expected in Hungary due to climate change, including heatwaves, droughts, and unexpected floods, which are hindered by the accumulated water in the atmosphere. (translated)
According to The Guardian, due to the upcoming strong El Niño weather event, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) forecasts that by the end of 2027, nearly 50 million people could face famine in the most vulnerable regions, which may be associated with changes in global weather patterns, droughts, and rising food prices. (translated)
The record heat, record drought, and energy crisis are exacerbating the situation in Hungary, where the shutdown of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant and the heatwave have necessitated urgent energy restrictions. (translated)
