Heatwaves Warning! 2023 Will Be the Hottest Summer Yet: EnjoyCool Portable Air Conditioner To Keep You Cool This Summer
Heatwaves Warning! 2023 Will Be the Hottest Summer Yet: EnjoyCool Portable Air Conditioner To Keep You Cool This Summer

Heatwaves Warning! 2023 Will Be the Hottest Summer Yet: EnjoyCool Portable Air Conditioner To Keep You Cool This Summer

According to climate experts, this summer is on track to be the hottest on record due to climate change and the predicted return of the El Niño weather phenomenon. El Niño, which occurs every 2 to 7 years, has been linked to record high temperatures around the world.
A man looks at the carcasses of animals that died due to an El Niño-related drought in southern Hargeisa, Somaliland, in April 2016. Photograph: Feisal Omar/Reuters
A man looks at the carcasses of animals that died due to an El Niño-related drought in southern Hargeisa, Somaliland, in April 2016. Photograph: Feisal Omar/Reuters

El Niño pushes warm water in the Pacific Ocean eastwards, causing the Pacific jet stream to move south of its neutral position.

This produces dryer and warmer weather in northern US and intense rainfall and flooding in the US Gulf Coast and Southeast.

In Europe, it can lead to colder, drier winters in the north and wetter winters in the south.

During the phenomenon, the global temperature increases by around 0.2 degrees Celsius, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

This could mean breaking the crucial 1.5 degrees Celsius global warming limit.

“The probability of having the first year at 1.5 degrees Celsius in the next five-year period is now about 50:50,” Professor Adam Scaife at the UK Met Office told the Guardian.

A strong El Niño is likely to develop towards the end of the year. - Copyright REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
A strong El Niño is likely to develop towards the end of the year. - Copyright REUTERS/Adnan Abidi

With El Niño and ongoing climate change, many countries will face increased impacts from increased heat waves, droughts and wildfires. The year 2023 could easily surpass 2016 as the hottest year on record. This extreme heat poses risks to human health, food security and the environment.

Will summer 2023 be the “hottest in the last century?” The Farmers’ Almanac has its prediction.
Farmers' Almanac Summer 2023 forecast map

To beat the heat this summer, a portable air conditioner like the EnjoyCool LINK Portable Air Conditioner is a must-have. Some of the top reasons you need this portable air conditioner include:

  • Maximum portability: Weighing only 6.5kg, the EnjoyCool portable air conditioner can be easily moved between locations – from your home to your RV, camper or tent. Its compact size and optional battery power give you cooling wherever you need it.
  • Powerful, fast cooling: The EnjoyCool Portable AC can lower temperatures up to 20°F in just 10 minutes with its efficient compressor and 3D airflow design. It has a cooling capacity of up to 24,000 BTUs, perfect for rooms up to 4 square feet.
  • Multiple power options: Power the EnjoyCool Portable AC with its built-in rechargeable battery, an external battery, your vehicle’s 12-volt power outlet or a traditional 100-240-volt wall outlet. This flexibility is ideal for both on- and off-grid use.
  • Ultra-quiet operation: With noise levels as low as 45dB, the EnjoyCool Portable AC will not disturb your sleep or outdoor activities. Its quiet performance is perfect for small spaces.
  • Environmentally friendly: The EnjoyCool Portable AC uses an environmentally friendly refrigerant and compression cooling technology to provide powerful cooling without emissions. It does not require ice refills.
EnjoyCool LINK Portable AC for Outdoor

With the EnjoyCool LINK Portable Outdoor Air Conditioner, you can keep your home, vehicle, tent or outdoor space comfortably cool on even the hottest days this summer. Stay safe from the heat and get your portable air conditioner today!

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Shopping Cart
Scroll to Top