WMO Warning: Super El Nino Effects to Intensify Between August and October

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has warned that the effects of Super El Nino will intensify in the coming months. According to the organization, during the period of August to October, heat domes, massive wildfires, and record sea temperatures will have more severe consequences globally. Since the beginning of the year, Super El Nino has been affecting many regions with extreme temperatures, drought, and wildfires, but it has not yet reached its peak. The WMO, affiliated with the United Nations, announced that the weather event will strengthen in August and its effects will increase until October. A large part of Europe is under the influence of a heat dome. This situation has led to extreme temperatures across the continent. Spain and France have recorded their hottest days in history, with large areas of the countries fighting wildfires.