The World Meteorological Organization utilized data and analysis from the Met Office, with Leon Hermanson as lead author, for a report issued on May 28, 2026.
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Updated May 28
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The World Meteorological Organization utilized data and analysis from the Met Office, with Leon Hermanson as lead author, for a report issued on May 28, 2026.
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- WMO provided context on temperature targets, noting that the 1.5°C target is central to the Paris Agreement.
- WMO forecasts strong-to super El Niño odds, prompting Indian Agricultural Research Institute to provide scientific analysis regarding potential impacts on crops like rice and regional food inflation.
- Agreement failure exacerbates regional climate destruction in Nepal.
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World Meteorological Organization
specialized agency of the United Nations for meteorology
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Met Office
United Kingdom's national weather service
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