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Sign InThe European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) has updated its outlook, indicating a 75% probability of a 'super' El Niño event by October 2026. New data suggests a 22% chance that this extreme weather pattern could emerge as early as August, with a 98% certainty of at least a moderate event occurring. Meteorologists are warning of unprecedented heat build-up in the Equatorial Pacific, which could extend extreme weather impacts well into 2027. These conditions are expected to severely disrupt yields for essential commodities like Wheat and Corn, introducing fresh inflationary pressures to the global economy. Analysts remain on high alert as the prolonged timeframe poses a significant threat to international food security and consumer purchasing power.