TREE NEWS update: The World Meteorological Organization confirmed on September 3 that an El Nino event has emerged and is expected to intensify into a super El Nino within months. China’s National Climate Center predicts continued impacts through autumn and winter, with significant effects next summer, including heavy rain and active typhoons.
WMO: Super El Nino Confirmed, China to Face Continued Impacts
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