How Super El Niño could affect your winter holiday: The destinations facing wildfires and drought - and where weather might be BETTER than usual

A Super El Niño is firmly established and expected to intensify, with Pacific sea surface temperatures potentially rising 3°C to 4°C above average by December. Professor Bill McGuire notes that while standard events require a 0.5°C increase, super versions see rises of 1.5-2°C. This phenomenon will significantly alter global rainfall and temperature patterns, increasing the frequency of extreme weather like droughts and flooding, while specifically impacting winter holiday destinations and the UK food shop.