“El Niño so far, for the calendar date, is as strong or stronger than we’ve ever seen before, and that is a trajectory that is expected to continue,” climate scientist Daniel Swain said.
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According to the latest analysis from the US National Weather Service, a historic El Niño able to supercharge extreme weather events looks increasingly likely.
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