Early El Niño Disrupts Weather Globally as U.S. Withdraws Arctic Climate Report
A record-breaking El Niño is already causing dry spells and crop failures across three continents, even though the phenomenon is expected to peak later this year, according to reports from the New York Times. The early-onset event is disrupting weather patterns globally, with effects being felt in multiple regions simultaneously, raising concerns about food security and climate resilience before the full impact arrives.
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