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The emergence of three hurricanes in the Pacific Ocean as a result of the "El Niño" phenomenon has attracted the attention of climate experts. This phenomenon is rare and occurs due to elevated temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean waters. The unusually warm water conditions create an environment conducive to the formation of powerful hurricanes. The Hurricane "Lowell" was approximately 710 kilometers south of Hilo, Hawaii, while Hurricane "Mariam" was 600 kilometers southwest of California, and Hurricane "Karin" is approaching from the northwest. The simultaneous occurrence of these hurricanes is a climate event that is difficult to replicate and reflects the impact of the "El Niño" phenomenon on the weather patterns in the region.
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