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2026 set to be one of the 4 hottest years on record

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Briefings

A new World Meteorological Organization report confirms 2026 as one of the four hottest years on record, driven by a strong El Niño event expected to intensify heat and extreme weather into 2027. The report emphasizes significant environmental, economic, and societal risks associated with these conditions.

Key points

• The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) issued a report confirming 2026 as one of the four hottest years on record.
• A strong El Niño event is projected to intensify global heat and extreme weather conditions into 2027.

Context

This finding is based on a new report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) analyzing global temperature trends and climate patterns.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the WMO report's findings on 2026 and projected 2027 conditions. Specific regional impacts, economic data, or human casualty figures are not provided in the source.

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