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A strengthening El Niño in the Pacific is setting daily warm water records, with scientists indicating it could be the strongest event since reliable records began. This phenomenon is expected to significantly influence global temperatures, making 2026 or 2027 likely the warmest years on record, especially when combined with climate change. While El Niño can bring both beneficial and adverse weather effects worldwide, its unprecedented intensity raises concerns about extreme climate impacts such as floods, droughts, and economic losses.
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