00:00A record-strength El Niño is developing across the Pacific Ocean.
00:03Sea temperatures in a key region have reached 3.05 degrees Celsius above average.
00:09That surpasses the previous record of 3.CO2 degrees, set in November 2015.
00:15And the current El Niño has not yet reached its expected peak.
00:18Climate models suggest temperatures could approach 4 degrees above average in November and December.
00:24Scientists warn the event could intensify extreme weather worldwide.
00:28Some regions may face severe heat, drought, and wildfires.
00:32Others could experience heavier rainfall and flooding.
00:35Indonesia has already faced wildfires and dangerous air pollution.
00:39Drought has also affected parts of Central America and the Caribbean.
00:43The World Food Program warns food insecurity could increase.
00:46Scientists say global warming may further amplify El Niño's effects.
00:51International agencies are now preparing early warning measures.
00:54The coming months could bring heightened risks for vulnerable communities worldwide.
00:59Disclosure.
01:00This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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