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Pacific hurricanes break records amid El Niño
This article reports on the record-breaking intensity and duration of recent Pacific hurricanes, driven by El Niño conditions and warm ocean waters. Multiple major storms, including Hurricane Rachel, have formed since September, resulting in prolonged hurricane activity across the eastern and central Pacific regions. Experts highlight the influence of El Niño and climate change in fueling these powerful storms, with several reaching Category 4 or 5 intensity and setting records for storm longevity.
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