22/08/2026
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: New Restrictions on Canal Transit
The Panama Canal will make new reductions to the daily passage of ships through the waterway due to a lack of rainfall during this El Niño year, the operator announced on Thursday. The changes will begin to take effect on September 3, lowering the number of allowed vessels from 36 to 34, with a further reduction to 32 per day beginning September 15. El Niño is a cyclical global climate phenomenon that causes changes to worldwide weather patterns. While Panama is typically one of the world’s wettest countries, this El Niño, which has been one of the largest ever measured, has caused rainfall to drop about 34% below average. The canal, which sees about 5% of global maritime trade pass through, is vital to both Panama’s and the world’s economies. With international shipping already constrained by the Iran War, the new restrictions may compound the crisis.
Read more: https://mailchi.mp/americangeo/dailygeo-11829044