Super El Niño Live Map
Explore the tropical Pacific and the four official Niño monitoring regions.
“Super El Niño” is used here as a descriptive/search term. Official ENSO status and classifications remain those published by NOAA and other meteorological agencies.
Where El Niño impacts are being observed — and where risk may develop next
Source-based regional signals for preparedness. Forecast impacts are probabilistic and are not guarantees of local weather.
- Signal
- Suppressed convection / elevated dry-condition concern
- Period
- Observed in September 2026
- Potential concerns
- Water supply · agriculture · heat
- Evidence
- Observed atmospheric signal
- Signal
- Suppressed convection / elevated dry-condition concern
- Period
- Observed in September 2026
- Potential concerns
- Water supply · agriculture · fire weather
- Evidence
- Observed atmospheric signal
- Signal
- Suppressed convection / elevated dry-condition concern
- Period
- Observed in September 2026
- Potential concerns
- Water supply · agriculture · heat
- Evidence
- Observed atmospheric signal
- Signal
- Increased probability of below-normal precipitation
- Period
- Oct–Dec 2026
- Potential concerns
- Drought · water supply · agriculture · fire weather
- Evidence
- Multi-model seasonal signal
- Signal
- Increased probability of below-normal precipitation
- Period
- Oct–Dec 2026
- Potential concerns
- Drought · agriculture · river/water levels
- Evidence
- Multi-model seasonal signal
- Signal
- Increased probability of below-normal precipitation
- Period
- Oct–Dec 2026
- Potential concerns
- Water supply · agriculture · heat
- Evidence
- Multi-model seasonal signal
- Signal
- Increased probability of below-normal precipitation
- Period
- Oct–Dec 2026
- Potential concerns
- Drought · agriculture · water supply
- Evidence
- Multi-model seasonal signal
This is a SuperElNino.app preparedness indicator, not an official NOAA/WMO warning scale. Level reflects the strength and specificity of the cited observed or seasonal climate signal and its potential relevance to climate-sensitive sectors. It does not infer local disaster severity from Niño 3.4 temperature alone. Levels 4–5 should be used only when authoritative regional/national outlooks or warnings support exceptional impact risk.
For local decisions and emergency action, always follow your national meteorological/hydrological service and local authorities.
Source-reported human impacts associated with current climate hazards
Fatality figures are shown only when a qualifying authoritative source reports a numeric tally. Inclusion does not by itself establish El Niño causation.
No qualifying source-reported country fatality figures are available in the current stored update. Missing evidence is never displayed as zero.
Gemini 3.7 Flash assists with daily discovery and structured extraction using Google Search grounding. SuperElNino.app accepts only numeric fatalities paired with a qualifying authoritative source URL. The system does not estimate deaths, infer missing values, or automatically attribute fatalities to El Niño.
Attribution: “Officially attributed” requires explicit attribution by the cited authority; “Potentially associated” indicates an authority discusses an El Niño relationship without directly attributing the deaths; otherwise the record is labeled “No direct attribution established.” Always follow local authorities for emergency information.