El Niño
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El Nino Could Unfold in September, November; Drought, Wildfire Concerns Likely to Emerge
The latest report showed that the El Nino phenomenon could develop between September and November. El Nino could help worsen the weather event, especially surface temperatures, prolonged drought and increased wildfire risks. Read here.
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More Than 95% Chance El Niño Phenomenon Will Remain Strong Until February 2024; Experts Warn Vs. Far-Reaching Impacts
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El Niño with Unusual Ocean Warming Risks Marine Life Mass Die-Offs in England, Ireland
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El Niño Fuels Extreme Heat in the Pacific, Raising Fears of Droughts and Floods
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El Niño Escalates Heatwave for 90 Million Americans Enduring Scorching Temperatures
World's Hottest Day Recorded Amid El Niño, Carbon Dioxide Emissions
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El Niño Brings Intense Pacific Rains, 1.5℃ Global Warming, Warmer Summers in Europe
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El Niño Causes Mass Die-Off of Birds on Shores of Mexico, Bird Flu Ruled Out in Autopsy
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El Nino Could Worsen Panama Canal's Water Supply That Could Affect Global Trade Route
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El Nino Officially Developed: Warmer Weather Pattern Likely to Strengthen in 2024
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El Nino Warning: Extreme Weather, Dry Conditions Expected in the Coming Months
Kelvin Waves Roll Along Equator Ushering El Niño to South America
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Australia Forecast: El Nino Likely to Cause Hot, Dry Weather
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