Britain could be bracing for a bitterly cold snap far sooner than anticipated, as the record-breaking El Nino continues to wreak havoc across the globe. The current El Nino event, which has shattered previous records to become the most powerful such phenomenon ever documented, is now expected to weaken the vast band of frigid winds circling high above the Arctic as early as November.That timeline represents a significant shift from earlier predictions, which had placed the disruption around January 2027.Nasa's latest forecasting data paints a stark picture of rapidly declining wind speeds within the vortex.Wind strength is projected to drop to 12.04 m/s (26.9 mph) by October 31, falling further to 9.15 m/s (20.5 mph) on November 1, before...
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