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A regular slide-deck briefing from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center compiling tropical Pacific observations — sea surface temperature departures in the Niño regions, subsurface heat content and atmospheric indicators — alongside model forecasts for the coming seasons.

NOAA Climate Prediction CenterUnited States / global·Opens the original document

A global agroclimatology monitoring update from FEWS NET reviewing recent temperature and rainfall anomalies across Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and Latin America, and their implications for crops and food security as ENSO conditions evolve.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

A regularly updated slide briefing from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center reviewing tropical Pacific conditions, including Niño-region sea surface temperature departures, subsurface heat content, atmospheric indicators and the ensemble of model forecasts for coming seasons.

NOAA Climate Prediction CenterUnited States / global·Opens the original document

A global agroclimatology hazards update from FEWS NET, reviewing temperature and rainfall conditions region by region and flagging the risks they pose to crops and food security.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

A monthly assessment prepared jointly by NOAA's Climate Prediction Center and the International Research Institute for Climate and Society, setting out the official ENSO alert status along with forecast probabilities for the coming seasons.

NOAA Climate Prediction CenterUnited States / global·Opens the original document

FEWS NET projects that Stressed (IPC Phase 2) food security outcomes will continue in the Southern Lowlands, the Senqu River Valley and mountain livelihood zones, in an update on harvest shortfalls and trade flows.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

NASA Earth Observatory presents satellite observations of sea-surface chlorophyll from mid-2026, using the pigment readings as an indicator of changing nutrient availability for phytoplankton across the Pacific Ocean.

NASA Earth ObservatoryUnited States·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's food security outlook anticipates that Crisis (IPC Phase 3) conditions will continue in the Colombian departments of La Guajira and Chocó through January 2027 as El Niño intensifies.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

According to FEWS NET, southern Angola is expected to see Stressed (IPC Phase 2)-aligned outcomes between July and September, with a likely deterioration after that period.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's food security update anticipates that Crisis (IPC Phase 3) conditions will continue through July to September 2026 in conflict-affected northern areas, with fighting compounded by weather-related shocks.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

An IFRC feature describing how the Colombian Red Cross is using forecast data and anticipatory action to prepare for the effects of El Niño, which the article says is strengthening in the region.

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent SocietiesGlobal·Opens the original document

NOAA describes how its satellites follow storms from the earliest stage of development, including a GOES West image showing three tropical cyclones at once in the eastern Pacific.

NOAAUnited States·Opens the original document

A FEWS NET food security outlook projecting Crisis (IPC Phase 3) conditions from July through January across Karamoja's districts and northern areas, with refugee assistance needs rising as food stocks run down.

FEWS NET — El Niño 2026-27United States / global·Opens the original document

FEWS NET reports that the poorest households in the Dry Corridor, parts of Alta Verapaz and the Western Highlands are expected to face Crisis-level food insecurity as losses to primera season crops widen.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's agroclimatology unit issued this global weather hazards update, flagging regions where temperature and rainfall anomalies could affect crops and food security during the current El Niño.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's food security update for southern Madagascar anticipates Crisis (IPC Phase 3) conditions emerging in the districts of Toliara II and Amboasary Atsimo in July as poorer households run through their food stocks.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

The UN World Food Programme said on Wednesday that the intensifying El Niño is expected to drive close to 50 million additional people in the world's most vulnerable communities into acute hunger, UN News reports.

UN News — ClimateUnited Nations·Opens the original document

A FEWS NET food security update warns that Emergency (IPC Phase 4) conditions remain extensive as the lean season reaches its height in July and August, attributing the outcomes to fighting, weak rainfall and economic pressures.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

A downloadable monthly briefing from FEWS NET's agroclimatology team summarizing El Niño conditions and their implications, issued as part of the network's regular series of ENSO updates.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's monthly market bulletin finds staple food prices in the West African Sahel moving in mixed seasonal directions, though generally staying under year-earlier and five-year average levels apart from some exceptions.

FEWS NET — Price WatchUnited States / global·Opens the original document

According to FEWS NET, Crisis (IPC Phase 3) conditions are projected to appear in October in a number of areas that normally produce food deficits, including in the south, as cereal prices remain elevated.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

FEWS NET reports that the Intertropical Front has continued moving northward, with the seasonal update covering rainfall performance to date and forecasts for the coming period.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

UN News reports that the World Meteorological Organization has cautioned that the El Niño pattern is set to strengthen, against a backdrop of higher-than-normal temperatures and shifting rainfall in many regions.

UN News — ClimateUnited Nations·Opens the original document

ReliefWeb carries the FEWS NET regional outlook for June 2026 to January 2027 covering Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)United Nations·Opens the original document

This FEWS NET regional outlook for June 2026 to January 2027, posted on ReliefWeb, covers Haiti, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras and Venezuela, attributing continued acute food insecurity to overlapping shocks.

ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)United Nations·Opens the original document

The FEWS NET outlook for Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka, republished by ReliefWeb, expects Crisis (IPC Phase 3) outcomes to continue through much of Balochistan between June 2026 and January 2027.

ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)United Nations·Opens the original document

The Government of Papua New Guinea reports that the National Capital District remains classified as in drought, with Central, Chimbu, Eastern Highlands, Manus, Southern Highlands and other provinces also assessed.

ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)United Nations·Opens the original document

ReliefWeb publishes the FEWS NET East Africa outlook for June 2026 to January 2027, covering Sudan, Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan and Uganda, where Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse outcomes are anticipated.

ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)United Nations·Opens the original document

In this FEWS NET outlook, Crisis (IPC Phase 3) outcomes are anticipated to continue in much of Balochistan and elsewhere in Pakistan, with country-by-country analysis of the expected monsoon shortfall.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

A FEWS NET regional outlook attributing continued acute food insecurity to a mix of shocks, including conflict, climatic disruption and economic instability, with assessments provided for individual countries.

FEWS NET — Food SecurityUnited States / global·Opens the original document

An explanatory piece from UN News on the El Niño phenomenon, its threat to millions of people in eastern and southern Africa, and UN efforts to help affected communities prepare.

UN News — ClimateUnited Nations·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's country outlook, posted by ReliefWeb, examines the Dry Corridor between June and September 2026, where the poorest households in parts of Alta Verapaz and other departments are affected.

ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)United Nations·Opens the original document

The Famine Early Warning Systems Network projects that 3.0 to 3.49 million Haitians will be in Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse conditions over the June 2026 to January 2027 period, citing armed insecurity, elevated food prices and climatic shocks.

ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)United Nations·Opens the original document

According to this Famine Early Warning Systems Network outlook, Crisis (IPC Phase 3) conditions are expected to set in earlier than usual between June and September 2026, with the lean season arriving ahead of schedule in Madagascar's Grand South.

ReliefWeb (UN OCHA)United Nations·Opens the original document

The European Space Agency reports that researchers tracking the Pacific's shift into El Niño are using satellite measurements of sea-surface salinity, alongside sea-surface temperature, as an indicator of the phenomenon.

European Space Agency — Observing the EarthEurope·Opens the original document

An EUMETSAT profile interview introducing Estelle Obligis and her role in the Copernicus Sentinel-3C mission, part of a series on the people behind the satellite.

EUMETSATEurope·Opens the original document

In an updated seasonal outlook, NOAA keeps its forecast of a less active than normal Atlantic hurricane season while stressing that people in the United States should still prepare for storms.

NOAAUnited States·Opens the original document

FEWS NET expects pastoral areas to stay in Crisis (IPC Phase 3) until September before conditions ease, while the anticipated strong short rains also raise the danger of flooding.

FEWS NET — El Niño 2026-27United States / global·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's agroclimatology unit publishes a downloadable global hazards report identifying areas where flooding is a concern while El Niño conditions continue.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

A EUMETSAT technical study on the Sterna mission examining inter-calibration approaches, including simultaneous nadir overpass, orbit and clock time matching, and vicarious methods.

EUMETSATEurope·Opens the original document

An explanatory post from FEWS NET introducing the Climate Hazards Center's Extended Early Estimates, a new product whose current outputs point to severe dryness in parts of East Africa, India and Central America.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

An EUMETSAT listing covering its 2025 visiting scientist arrangements, presented as tabulated information on the researchers and work hosted under the programme.

EUMETSATEurope·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's downloadable global agroclimatology hazards report, which notes El Niño conditions and identifies several regions across Africa, Central Asia, Central America and northern South America where unusual heat is considered likely.

FEWS NET — El Niño 2026-27United States / global·Opens the original document

The FEWS NET seasonal monitoring report reviews progress of the March–May, June–September and October–December seasons in East Africa, where June rains fell far short and the July-to-September period is forecast to remain drier than normal.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

A downloadable global hazards assessment from FEWS NET agroclimatology reporting that El Niño remains in place, with flooding possible in several regions spanning Central Africa, Central Asia and the Americas.

FEWS NET — AgroclimatologyUnited States / global·Opens the original document

UN News reports on a World Meteorological Organization assessment that strengthening El Niño conditions in the tropical Pacific are raising the chances of heatwaves and other weather extremes in the months ahead.

UN News — ClimateUnited Nations·Opens the original document

Earth Sciences New Zealand reports that El Niño thresholds have now been met in the tropical Pacific, with further strengthening anticipated that could place the event among the most powerful documented.

NIWANew Zealand·Opens the original document

FEWS NET's monthly price monitoring bulletin reports that May cereal prices held steady or rose across the Sahel in West Africa, with Niger among the markets seeing the steepest increases.

FEWS NET — Price WatchUnited States / global·Opens the original document

UN News summarises warnings issued by United Nations agencies that intensifying extreme weather risks could deliver a further shock to populations already coping with hunger, displacement and economic strain.

UN News — ClimateUnited Nations·Opens the original document

The June 2026 edition of FEWS NET's recurring El Niño briefing, issued as a downloadable report.

FEWS NET — El Niño BriefingUnited States / global·Opens the original document

NOAA explains how El Niño conditions factor into its 2026 Atlantic hurricane season outlook, which gives a 55 percent chance of below-average activity between 1 June and 30 November.

NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological LaboratoryUnited States·Opens the original document

An event page for a FEWS NET El Niño briefing scheduled for 28 July, with the organisation noting that recordings and presentation slides are published within a week of each broadcast.

FEWS NET — El Niño BriefingUnited States / global·Opens the original document

Meteorologists at Earth Sciences New Zealand say they expect a substantial El Niño influence to take hold over the coming winter.

NIWANew Zealand·Opens the original document