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Science · 22 Oct
AI summaryThe World Meteorological Organization (WMO) forecasted that the ongoing El Niño could reach an unprecedented intensity, with Pacific surface temperatures rising up to 3.8°C above normal between November and January. The WMO warned of extreme weather impacts globally, including droughts in India, Africa, and the Amazon, and heavy rains in the Americas and East Africa.
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