The likelihood of a strong El Niño event in mid-2026 is high, with the WMO predicting an 80 per cent likelihood of an event in June–August. This is likely to cause severe humanitarian impacts for the regions at risk.
Activities to anticipate and prepare for these impacts need to begin now. This collection of resources is for governments, humanitarians and others working to anticipate the impacts of El Niño and ensure their activities are coordinated.
If you have further resources to add, please get in touch.
Webinar series
A series of webinars - explaining the forecasts, likely impacts and the role that anticipatory action can play – is available to watch here.
Presentations from the webinar series
Anticipating Risks Associated with the 2026/27 El Niño (Climate Hazard Center)
DISCOVER moreEl Niño 2026–2027: Seizing the Moment (OCHA)
DISCOVER moreEl Niño 2026-27: Overview of El Niño, past events and current forecasts (Climate Centre)
DISCOVER moreAddressing El Nino in Somalia (ADRA Somalia)
DISCOVER moreAnticipation of El Niño 2026 (PACIDA)
DISCOVER moreAnticipating El Niño: Africa RCRC Plans (IFRC)
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Asia-Pacific
Seasonal Climate Outlook over South Asia for the 2026 Southwest Monsoon Season (June–September)
DISCOVER moreForum on Regional Climate Monitoring-Assessment-Prediction for Asia
DISCOVER moreBoM Australia and Pacific RCC Network: Pacific Islands Climate Outlook and Stakeholder Forum (PICOF) -18 | Pacific RCC Network
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