- El Niño is influencing ocean circulations in South America, while severe weather impacts are being observed near Green Bay.
- El Niño is causing ocean waters off Peru to warm, leading to potential winter storms and impacts on the Bay Area of Northern and Southern California.
- El Niño strengthens, causing warmer ocean temperatures off Peru, leading to marine ecosystem disruptions and specific management issues in the South Pacific.
El Nino-driven ocean warming is causing fisheries collapse, coral death, and destabilizing food security across regions.
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El Nino-driven ocean warming is causing fisheries collapse, coral death, and destabilizing food security across regions.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- IMARPE evaluates oceanographic conditions in Peru as weak anchovy supply is affected by El Niño.Sub-event
El Nino-driven ocean warming leads to coral death and collapse of the Peruvian anchovy fishery.1 source
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El Nino
- El Niño is expected to bring drier conditions to Central America and Southern Africa, prompting a joint warning from FAO and WFP. Kenya has appointed Kithure Kindiki to lead a special Cabinet committee on the matter.
- Gavin Newsom declares a state of emergency in California due to El Niño and historic winter storms.
Related events
- El Niño is causing ocean warming and dwindling fish stocks along the Pacific coast, wreaking havoc across Central America and Peru.
- El Nino causes harsh weather conditions in Ecuador, resulting in tuna price increases and electricity disruptions.
- Elevated ocean temperatures caused by El Nino are leading to ocean ecosystem shifts and coral reef threats in the Indian Ocean, specifically impacting Lakshadweep.
- El Niño drives heat waves and drought risk, with Pacific Ocean conditions affecting global weather patterns across regions including California, Colorado, and the Indian Ocean.
- El Niño is causing warmer waters and disrupting sea life, with the Atlantic showing a higher percentage of threatened species than the Indo-Pacific.