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OMM Alert: Global climate has entered a new era of extremes

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Briefings

A COP31 report indicates 2026 is projected as one of the four hottest years on record, with an exceptionally strong El Niño potentially amplifying these temperatures. This finding suggests a significant shift in global climate patterns, though the specific magnitude of the temperature increase remains uncertain.

Key points

• 2026 is projected to be one of the four hottest years on record, with an exceptionally strong El Niño potentially amplifying these temperatures.
• The report highlights a potential multiplicative effect of extreme El Niño events on global warming trends.

Context

This finding comes from the COP31 report released at the opening of the climate summit, signaling a shift in climate projections for the coming decade.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single year projection from a COP31 report, with no data on specific temperature ranges or historical baselines provided.

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