According to The Citizen, Africa may experience economic impacts from El Nino, particularly in agriculture, which is a vital sector for many countries. The phenomenon could lead to reduced harvests and increased food prices, affecting consumers financially.

Nigeria's electricity sector may encounter increased supply challenges due to drought conditions induced by El Niño, which threaten hydropower generation throughout West Africa, according to BMI.

As global temperatures rise, surface water sources in Africa are becoming increasingly erratic, leading to concerns about water availability. Approximately 400 million people in Africa lack access to basic drinking water services. However, scientists are focusing on mapping and monitoring the continent's groundwater, which is estimated to be 0.66 million cubic kilometers, significantly more than the freshwater in all of Africa's lakes combined, to prepare for future climate challenges.

According to The South African, parts of South Africa are expected to experience thunderstorms, hail, and powerful winds on Thursday, 25 June 2026. A detailed weather forecast will cover the conditions across the country's nine provinces.

In June, Europe experienced unprecedented temperature records, which scientists indicate may signal a continuing trend of rising temperatures. The situation is illustrated through seven charts that highlight the alarming changes in the climate across the continent.

According to The South African, a detailed weather forecast indicates that frost and cold weather will affect seven provinces in South Africa on Sunday, 5 July 2026. The report outlines the expected conditions across the country's nine provinces.