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A Historic “Child” Will Leave a Warmer and Rainy Autumn

The El Niño episode that is developing in the Pacific Ocean could become one of the most intense recorded in more than a century. This scenario anticipates greater weather instability in different parts of the planet, with even more extreme phenomena. The British Meteorological Office, the Met Office, considers that we are facing an exceptional situation. Adam Scaife, responsible for long-term predictions of the institution, sums it up as follow…
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The El Niño episode that is developing in the Pacific Ocean could become one of the most intense recorded in more than a century. This scenario anticipates greater weather instability in different parts of the planet, with even more extreme phenomena. The British Meteorological Office, the Met Office, considers that we are facing an exceptional situation. Adam Scaife, responsible for long-term predictions of the institution, sums it up as follow…

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noticiasdealava.eus broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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