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Atmospheric rivers: The invisible giants that shape the global climate

What are atmospheric rivers and how do they work? The term "atmospheric river" (AR) has appeared in scientific records since the 1990s. The American Meteorological Society (AMS) added it to its meteorology glossary in 2017. Atmospheric river: A long, narrow, and transient corridor of intense horizontal water vapor transport, typically associated with a low-level jet [...]

Record temperatures for ocean surfaces in 2026

In 2026, ocean surface temperatures surpassed global historical records, reaching unprecedented levels, according to scientists. This extreme warming directly alters marine ecosystems and intensifies weather phenomena worldwide. Below, we analyze the causes, impacts, and projections associated with this climate milestone. Unprecedented ocean temperature record in 2026 According to the Copernicus Climate Change Service, the planet's [...]

The Super El Niño phenomenon 2026

Before we learn about the Super El Niño 2026, what do we call the El Niño phenomenon? El Niño is the warm phase of a natural climate cycle known as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). It is characterized by the anomalous warming of surface waters in the tropical Pacific, which alters atmospheric circulation and modifies [...]

La Niña Phenomenon: Origins, Global Impacts and Adaptation Measures

La Niña phenomenon and Earth's climate system Below, we explore the scientific origins of this anomaly and its global impacts on rainfall patterns—with a particular focus on hurricanes—and examine the urgent adaptation strategies societies must adopt in the face of climate change that is rapidly transforming the globe. The scientific community is currently monitoring the [...]

The El Niño Phenomenon 2026: A Global Climate Threat

The El Niño phenomenon in 2026 is already a reality. The planet faces some of the harshest climate conditions in recent decades. Forecasts predict record ocean temperatures and atmospheric disruptions, creating a landscape divided between devastating droughts in some regions and catastrophic rainfall in others. Below, we analyze the scope of this climate threat [...]

Peru’s close link to the El Niño phenomenon

Peru is closely linked to the El Niño phenomenon. In this South American country, the northern coast is the geographic focal point for anomalous ocean warming, which directly alters the Humboldt Current ecosystem and the region's climate. Fishermen as Key Figures The connection is so strong that fishermen from northern Peru named the El Niño [...]

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Wars and their consequences on Earth

How many PPM and °C increases will the war cause by the end of 2026? IIn these days of crisis, we are seeing images of enormous oil and natural gas extraction and storage fields ablaze, spewing thick plumes of black smoke into the atmosphere. We have also seen countless tankers burning, their millions of barrels [...]

What is expected from COP30?

COP 30 will be held in 2025 in Belém, Brazil, from November 10 to 21. Three decades have passed since COP 1 in Berlin, 1995, until COP 30. This period marks an important milestone in our planet's climate. Thirty is a round number, ideal for taking stock of the achievements and failures of the COPs [...]

What happened to the polar vortex in 2025?

The polar vortex is a phenomenon that normally occurs in the upper atmosphere above the Arctic. It manifests as a mass of cold air that rotates counterclockwise, growing and shrinking with the changing seasons. The phenomenon was diagnosed as a “sudden stratospheric warming”, which caused the vortex to disperse and reverse its circulation, lowering temperatures [...]

What we know about the El Niño phenomenon 2023-2024

Includes recommendations to minimize in advance the effects of the El Niño phenomenon Scientists estimate that the 2023-2024 El Niño, exacerbated by the climate crisis, will likely raise global temperatures to new records in 2024. The most recent of these events was El Niño 2015-2016. After seven years of pause, it is among us again, [...]

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