Three Pacific hurricanes formed by El Niño

The Pacific Ocean witnessed a rare phenomenon with three hurricanes forming simultaneously, due to the rising sea temperatures associated with a strong "El Niño" event. The storm "Marie" developed into a hurricane off the coast of Baja California, while hurricanes "Kareen" and "Loweal" were flowing westward across the ocean. "Loweal" is expected to maintain its strength, causing huge waves and posing a threat to coastal communities, especially the Hawaiian Islands, which are still recovering from the previous "Lala" hurricane. This phenomenon explains the unusual increase in powerful hurricanes, with a higher likelihood of even more violent storms occurring as a result of the "El Niño" event and its impact on the atmosphere.

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