Met office says 2016 'very likely' to be warmest on record

The recently published BBC News Article regarding the climate for next year by Matt McGrath states that 2016 is going to be the wamest year of all recorded times. 

Due to the continuing impact of the large El Nino starting this year until next spring as well as the continuous temperature increase from global warming, 2016 will have predicted temperatures more than 1°C above the average from the last century. For the last view years already former global temperature predictions have been outreached each other.

The El Nino phenomenon already led to a changed Atlantic hurricane and monsoon season also impacting winter storms in Northern Europe.
Looking at African climate it thereby becomes more likely that climate change adaptations need to be taken into action pretty soon in order to meet people’s needs for a steady water supply.