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The Boston Globe
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El Niño Affects New England Seasons
El Niño has been officially declared after five months of warming in the Equatorial Pacific Ocean, reaching record levels for early June. The phenomenon is expected to strengthen through summer and last into 2027, potentially surpassing historic events and causing significant weather disruptions globally. In New England, impacts may include prolonged heat waves, heavier and more intense thunderstorms, and milder, wetter winters with fewer snowstorms and more coastal storms. This El Niño is likely to reduce tropical cyclone activity in the Atlantic but could increase the risk of hurricanes along the East Coast.
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