Britain faces "chaotic" climate inside months as situations are tipped to enter "unprecedented territory" with the return of El Nino. El Nino is a phenomenon occurring each three to seven years when the Pacific Ocean heats up greater than normal, elevating world temperatures. British meteorologist, Jim Dale has warned Express.co.uk the weather occasion will dramatically have an effect on the UK in months to come back as the warmth begins to worsen close by climate methods.

He says the UK will find yourself in a "different world" the place "chaotic occurrences" usually tend to occur. 

El Nino, which has now been confirmed by the UN, will not directly have an effect on the UK by disrupting regular sorts of climate. 

This, Jim Dale explains, might take a matter of months, affecting Brits within the autumn, winter and spring months slightly than this summer time.

At its extremes, the impact of El Nino might end in 21C warmth in the course of February,  extreme thunderstorms, three to 4 weeks of blizzards at a time, and even tornadoes, the skilled says. 

"It’s kind of anything goes," he added. 

It might imply extra record-breaking temperatures subsequent yr and a extra frosty winter.

Mr Dale added: "It brings out unprecedented unusual events. This does not mean every event will be cataclysmic. It could be unusually quiet."

El Nino begins heating the Pacific Ocean across the west coast of South America, round Peru and Ecuador earlier than the nice and cozy ocean present strikes additional westward. Since the climate occasion begins so distant, it takes a really very long time to have a noticeable influence within the UK.

Jim Dale says that the results of El Nino, mixed with "where we are in terms of climate change" are what make this El Nino tougher than earlier ones to foretell because it might tip push world temperatures over the 1.5C world warming threshold.

El Nino tends to extend world temperatures by roughly 0.2C, reviews the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. 

Mr Dale additionally warns that the UK will even be affected in political methods which are troublesome to anticipate because the climate might trigger mass migration as land dries up or floods.

He stated: "All El Nino will do is ramp up the good, the bad and the ugly."