The current episode of the climate phenomenon El Niño is "unprecedented" for the British weather agency, and "the most powerful observed so far" for its Japanese counterpart. But its American peers claim that it has not yet exceeded recorded records. How can everyone be right?
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The current episode of the climate phenomenon El Niño is "unprecedented" for the British weather agency, and "the most powerful observed so far" for its Japanese counterpart. But its American peers claim that it has not yet exceeded recorded records. How can everyone be right?