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El Niño Returns

Satellite view from space showing a massive, swirling hurricane over the Atlantic Ocean near Florida and the Caribbean

Lesson overview

Forecasters say this year’s El Niño could be one of the strongest ever recorded, and meteorologist Matthew Cappucci breaks down exactly why. This esl news articles lesson shows students how a shift in Pacific Ocean temperatures can trigger floods in one region and drought in another, often within the same year. It also looks at why climate change is making El Niño harder to separate from everyday global warming.

A2-B1 Version

B2-C1 Version

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