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Odds of 2026 becoming the hottest year surge higher with El Niño | Mukoko News

Homeenvironment-climateOdds of 2026 becoming the hottest year surge higher with El Niño

environment-climate1 min readBy Eric Roston

Odds of 2026 becoming the hottest year surge higher with El Niño

By Eric Roston·October 24, 2026·South Africa

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Berkeley Earth predicts 2026 may be the hottest year on record, with 2027 expected to be even hotter due to El Niño.

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Berkeley Earth now puts the odds of 2026 surpassing 2024 as the hottest year on record at 96%, while scientists expect 2027 to be hotter still.

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Length: 26 words · 1 min read
Published: October 24, 2026
Byline: Eric Roston
Source: Moneyweb