
Scientist predicted that there will likely be a 90% chance that the warmest climate weather on record will occur due to El-Nino events which are due to climatic changes and man-made global warming as well as stated by the climate prediction centre stated by Climate Prediction Center at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration [NOAA] (Schmidt, 2018). The extreme hot weathers will significantly influence weather changes, strong floods, flash storms, drought seasons, wildfires and heat wave throughout the year. The effect of El Nino is different from different regions affecting both temperatures and rainfall; the presence of extraordinary warm water events tended to make the surface water temperatures higher in the large-scale Pacific Ocean and the prevailing high temperatures are higher than the normal high temperatures bringing heat waves, droughts and famine during the hotter than normal conditions. Whereas at some other wet and cool areas, the prevailing low temperatures caused floods, heavy rains, mudslides and slope failures. These extreme climate change will happen in Asian countries and across central equatorial Pacific. The natural climate change and the human-made global warming of El-Nino and La Nina, the opposite of El-Nino, have a serious impact and caused a multitude of problems faced by the countries as mentioned below: