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Experts warn that next year's El Nino could be one of the most intense in a millennium, impacting various regions globally. The combination of this phenomenon and global warming may lead to 2027 being the hottest year recorded. El Nino occurs when ocean temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific rise unusually, affecting atmospheric circulation and weather patterns. Consequences include prolonged droughts, heavy rainfall, floods, and wildfires. Regions like East Africa are particularly vulnerable, with Kenya's maize production already down by 40%. The UN estimates millions may be displaced in affected areas. Other regions, such as the Marshall Islands, face drought and water shortages. Experts emphasize the need for urgent investments in climate adaptation measures to mitigate worsening effects by 2027.