Nino

The El Nino weather phenomenon is just warming up, potentially paving the way for higher temperatures and extreme weather events in a year that has already seen plenty of both.

The first El Nino in years began last month, according to the World Meteorological Organization.

With the entire globe witnessing the "highest temperatures in 120,000 years" as a result of El Nino, an expert has warned that Türkiye will continue to experience record-breaking temperatures, indicating that the following year will be significantly warmer.

World governments must prepare for even more extreme weather and record temperatures in the coming months. This was warned by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the United Nations agency for weather, climate and water resources, declaring the beginning of the warming phenomenon known as El Niño.

Climate change is making stronger El Niños, which change weather worldwide and heat up an already warming planet, AP reported, citing a study published in the American Academy of Sciences.

For the third summer in a row, the beautiful mountain village of Parthenonas in Greece's Halkidiki region will host a film festival featuring Greek, American, Swedish and French cinema classics.

One of the hottest and driest places on earth is again full of life thanks to El Nino phenomenon. The Death Valley is experiencing its biggest explosion of flowers since 2005.

This once-in-a-decade natural phenomenon is dubbed the “super bloom describing the combination of rare yellow, pink, purple and red flowers which cover the desert landscape.

It’s been almost 15 days since famous Greek singer Pantelis Pantelidis died in a car accident and the pain is still fresh for his family members, who are struggling to recover and continue with their life.

The younger brother of Pantelidis, Nino, met yesterday with the friends of the singer and honoring his memory, he took his guitar and played one of the best hit of his brother.