Meteorologists have raised the alarm; A climate phenomenon is coming and it will be incredibly devastating

Meteorologists believe that 2026 and 2027 could break all previous temperature records.

According to Germany’s Bild, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warns that a new El Niño phenomenon could develop as early as mid-this year, which could significantly affect global temperatures and precipitation patterns.

Experts are especially concerned about the increasing risk of catastrophic wildfires.

Theodore Kipping from King’s College London warns that a strong El Niño could increase the likelihood of extreme droughts and heatwaves in Australia, Canada, the United States, and the Amazon rainforest.

In the case of a very strong “Super El Niño,” experts do not rule out the possibility that the world could enter a period of the most dangerous weather extremes in modern history.

The meteorological portal Severe Weather Europe reports that Europe could experience a sharp weather shift as early as late May. After an unusually cold influx of Arctic air, a strong heat dome is developing over much of the continent, trapping hot air and bringing extremely high temperatures.

Over 35°C in Spain and Portugal

According to their forecasts, temperatures in Spain and Portugal could exceed 35°C, while very warm air is expected to gradually spread toward France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and also the Balkans.

Some parts of Europe could be up to 15°C warmer than the average for late May. Meteorologists warn that such heat domes are often responsible for record-breaking heat waves, droughts, and major wildfires, and that due to the prolonged trapping of heat they can pose a serious health risk, especially for elderly people and those with chronic illnesses.