The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) forecasts a rapid intensification of the El Niño weather pattern between July and September. This development is expected to significantly disrupt rainfall and temperature patterns globally. Uruguayan meteorologists are already preparing for potential effects within the country, though specific impacts remain to be detailed. The WMO emphasizes the potential for widespread climate anomalies as El Niño strengthens. This anticipation follows periods of a prolonged La Niña, creating a dramatic shift in Pacific Ocean conditions. Experts are urging preparedness to mitigate potential adverse impacts on agriculture, water resources, and public health. Further monitoring and detailed regional forecasts are crucial in the coming months.