Super El Niño: Heatwave & Extreme Weather Alert

0:00It's April 21st, Canada news today starts now, AI powered and ready, I'm Corey with the story. Environment and climate change Canada is forecasting a super El Nino to kick in by June, cranking up the Pacific Ocean temps by two degrees or more. Above normal in the central zone. This ain't your average weather blip, it's a powerhouse event that ripples worldwide. Experts peg the odds at 90% for developing this year, and when you mix it with ongoing global warming, things get dicey for extreme. Weather patterns everywhere. In Western Canada, we're talking ramped up drought risks and more wildfires, while Southern Quebec fills the heat through shifts in Atlantic air. Flows, making wild swings more likely right here at home. Forecasters say it could smash global temperature records this year and next, but it's too early to call summer rain totals, stay sharp on updates as they roll in. Bottom line, prep like pros, hydrate extra in the heat, seek shade and gear up for potential

1:01floods if rains pound down, we got this if we stay ahead of it.