Will this year’s super El Niño push 2026 to be the warmest year on record?

CBC - Nov 5, 2026

While the most significant impact on the global temperature typically comes in the months after an El Niño peak — which hasn't happened yet — some climate models are suggesting 2026 could edge out 2024 as the warmest year on record. Could El Niño be influencing this year's global temperature?

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