Brits could face another period of weather chaos as scientists warn a looming "Super El Niño" could push temperatures to record-breaking levels . Forecasters say the climate pattern - caused by rising waters in the Pacific Ocean - has the potential to turbocharge heat across the planet, raising fears of more extreme weather hitting the UK. A Super El Niño occurs when sea-surface temperatures in the central-eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean rise at least 2C above average The Met Office has warned