On September 16, 2026, the Bureau of Meteorology issued a warning. It is for a forecast 'super' El Nino. The agency says the event is set to become the largest on record.
However, the Bureau cautions that consequences will differ greatly across the country. Not all parts will experience the same conditions.
The model relies on present data. But outcomes depend on other climate elements.
Australia has complex weather patterns. Some areas may see increased rainfall. Others face drought.