US EditionEl Niño: Weather phenomenon is likely to determine the second half of the year
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For the first time in years, El Niño conditions are once again prevailing in the tropical Pacific, according to the World Meteorological Organization. The climate phenomenon can significantly accelerate global warming. [more]
Climate change is driving up temperatures worldwide. The current El Niño weather phenomenon can further increase the risk of extreme weather and cause drought, heat or flooding. UN experts are urging governments around the world to take precautions.
El Nio is back and could dominate the weather in the second half of the year. But how strong will the weather forecast be this time?
The weather is on the way and will cause drought, heat or flooding in many regions of the world. Experts fear new temperature records.
Geneva — El Niño is back and could dominate the weather in the second half of the year. But how severe will the weather phenomenon be this time?
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