2023-07-12 05:36:33
On July 4, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) officially announced the start of the El Niño Phenomenon following confirming that for the first time in seven years it was possible to detect conditions in the tropical Pacific Ocean that might cause an increase in temperatures and alterations weather during the last months of the year.
WHAT DID THE WMO SAY ABOUT HOW MUCH WILL THE TEMPERATURE REMAIN AT THE BEGINNING OF THE EL NIÑO GLOBAL PHENOMENON?
“The occurrence of El Niño will greatly increase the likelihood of breaking new temperature records and unleashing more extreme heat in many parts of the world and in the ocean,” said WMO Secretary-General and meteorologist Petteri Taalas.
In addition, the high temperatures will occur especially in the following three months and will last until the end of 2023, with an intensity that “will be at least moderate”, although it is not ruled out that it might become a severe phenomenon.
Likewise, the meteorologist and specialist in El Niño at the WMO, Wilfran Moufouma, revealed that among the alterations that are forecast there are drought conditions in Australia, America and, mainly, South America.
The WMO mentioned that for the first time since 2015-2016 the scientific community agrees that the Earth is facing an El Niño phenomenon and that this declaration is “the signal for governments around the world to implement preparations to curb the consequences of this phenomenon on our health, ecosystems and economies”.
WHEN WILL PERU FEEL THE EFFECTS DUE TO THE EL NIÑO GLOBAL PHENOMENON?
Starting in October or November, when the rainy season begins, there will be heavier rainfall, due to the global El Niño Phenomenon and the coastal El Niño, Senamhi executive president Guillermo Baigorria said. Although the precipitations were expected to happen in the summer beginning in December.
Also, the official indicated that the intensity of the rains, higher than a normal period, which are expected will be conditioned by the continued warming of the central Pacific Ocean due to El Niño, off the coasts of Piura and Ecuador, as is the case now. and that has managed to cause high temperatures in the north and central coast of the country.
Finally, the Multisectoral Commission in Charge of the National Study of the El Niño Phenomenon (Enfen) pointed out in its report dated June 17 that there may be high temperatures on the Peruvian coast in the summer of 2024 and the occurrence of moderate to heavy rains. , mainly, on the north coast and northern sierra.
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