Scientists have predicted a 'Godzilla El Nino,' which will be worse than all the previous El Ninos.
The experts are sure that it is already happening.
Scientists and meteorologists, who have been monitoring sea surface temperatures since March, have agreed that the world was in the midst of an El Nino, News.com.au reported.
NASA's climatologists have been claiming that the disruptive weather pattern will cause so much rain that it will end the severe drought in California.
They have also said that this El Nino had the potential to be the most powerful on record.
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