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El Niño alert signals major climate impact
A super El Niño is intensifying, with the World Meteorological Organization forecasting it will persist through early 2027 and may become the strongest on record. The phenomenon, driven by extremely warm Pacific Ocean waters, is causing significant climate disruptions worldwide, including increased risks of floods, droughts, and extreme heat. Authorities are ramping up preparedness efforts to mitigate impacts, as global temperatures are expected to rise, potentially making 2027 the warmest year on record.
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