<p><strong>El Nino Effect: The El Niño phenomenon, originating in Pacific Ocean, is expected to increase heat and humidity in the UAE. This ocean warming event could lead to unstable weather, higher temperatures, and potential cyclone risks in the Gulf region</strong></p><img>The National Center of Meteorology warns of a 98% chance of El Niño from July to November, leading to increased heat and humidity across the UAE.<img>A natural climate pattern where Pacific Ocean surface water warms, altering global weather and causing extreme conditions like droughts and heavy rains.<img>Historically, El Niño years bring strong thunderstorms and unstable weather to the Arabian Sea and Peninsula, especially during autumn.<img>El Niño could lead to extreme weather changes, heightening the risk of strong cyclones affecting Oman, Yemen, and other parts of the Gulf region.<img>Unusual underwater heat in the Pacific raises concerns about a ‘Super El Niño,’ which could make 2027 one of the hottest years on record.
