The extreme will become routine: Experts' weather forecasts for 2027

The article promotes an episode of the podcast "To the Edge" with Keren Neubach, in which Prof. Adi Wolfson analyzes how the climate crisis affects food, prices, and water quality. Last August was declared the hottest in history, and experts predict that the "Super El Niño" phenomenon in 2027 will bring more severe extremes.

The article promotes an episode of the podcast "To the Edge" by Kan 11, hosted by Keren Neubach. The episode features Prof. Adi Wolfson, who analyzes the real impacts of the climate crisis on daily life in Israel: the food we eat, the prices we pay, and the quality of water flowing from the tap. The background for the discussion is last August, which was declared the hottest month in recorded history. Experts warn that the year 2027 will bring the "Super El Niño" phenomenon, which could turn extreme weather events into the norm. The article serves as a teaser to listen to the full episode.