El Nino is coming back

This summer is hot and winter may not have snow, this is the statement given by US meteorologists on August 4 when alerting the El Nino weather phenomenon is returning.

The report of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said the El Nino hot currents are appearing on the Equatorial road in the Pacific Ocean. Due to the El Nino effect, US experts also lowered their estimates of the number of hurricanes in the North Atlantic hurricane season this year, with 10 tropical storms, with 4 strong storms and 2 of them become a hurricane with winds of up to 200 km / h.

Image of Ike storm (2008) from satellite (Photo: AFP)

El Nino is one of the most catastrophic weather events in humans for over 5,000 years. Today, the El Nino phenomenon appears more often and its destructive power is also more intense. El Nino causes changes in weather such as floods, storms and droughts.

Last appearance in 2006-2007, El Nino caused drought in Australia and flooding in South America. The weather reversal is not confined to the South Pacific region but spread to European and African countries and many other regions around the globe.