Dozens of families in the Puerto Perú settlement in northern Peru lost their belongings to flooding after the Zarumilla River overflowed on Monday. Water from the overflowing Zarumilla River flooded ...
A recurring temperature shift in the Pacific Ocean can influence weather across much of the planet, bringing floods to some ...
Peru's blueberry and avocado campaigns have played out very differently this year. In the case of blueberries, climate change ...
Cloudy. A slight chance of showers. Temperatures in the mid 60s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation 20 percent. Cloudy. A slight chance of showers early in the evening, then patchy ...
Ever wonder why it's called El Niño? The name dates back centuries to Peruvian fishermen, Christmas and an ocean current named after baby Jesus.
Latin America is where the U.S.-born future pope spent more than two decades as a missionary priest and bishop. His ...
Over the two years of 2023 and 2024, more than 520,000 dengue fever patients were reported in Peru. This means that for two ...
This natural cyclical phenomenon, which originates in the Pacific Ocean, is triggering a cascade of extreme weather events.
Peruvian asparagus supplies are significantly tighter this year, with warmer-than-normal growing conditions reducing ...
El Niño threatens metal and mining supply with production cuts and higher costs amid extreme weather risks through 2027.
One of the most fascinating aspects of ocean circulation is the movement of water between the surface and the deep ocean.
BANKS whose clients are exposed to the super El Niño cycle building in the Pacific Ocean are now assessing loan structures and loss risks, with debt rescheduling among options being considered.
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