Le bulletin climatologique de septembre 2026 publié par l’observatoire européen Copernicus confirme le deuxième mois de septembre le plus chaud jamais mesuré à l’échelle mondiale, marqué par l’intensification d’El Niño et une sécheresse sévère qui affaiblit les grands fleuves d’Europe.
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