The El Niño phenomenon is rapidly weakening, ending at the end of spring and giving way to La Niña from this summer of 2024. Will we go from drought to heavy rain?
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El Niño is starting to weaken, but it's not over yet! According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), its impacts will still be felt around the world in the coming months, until we reach the neutral phase between April and June.