Climate change and the La Niña phenomenon have led to catastrophic flooding in southern Africa, - World Weather Attribution
A study conducted by a group of scientists, including representatives from Imperial College London and the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute, claims that the intensity of rainfall has increased by 40% compared to pre-industrial levels. This increase is linked to rising ocean temperatures caused by greenhouse gas emissions and is exacerbated by the current La Niña conditions. The floods that began in December have caused significant damage to countries such as Mozambique, South Africa,