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Michael McPhaden, Expert Scientist in El Niño: “We’ve Never Seen Anything Like It Before”

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One of the most cited authors in the world regarding the causes and consequences of this climate phenomenon explains what is surprising him about the event that is being forged this 2026: "It will be the most intense ever observed"

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One of the most cited authors in the world regarding the causes and consequences of this climate phenomenon explains what is surprising him about the event that is being forged this 2026: "It will be the most intense ever observed"

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Reports from NASA Earth Observatory and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) point out that the current event of the El Niño phenomenon is already among the three most severe recorded and meets the conditions to consolidate itself as the most intense and complex of the last decades. The analysis is based on a continuous series of 35 years [...]

The climate phenomenon is already among the three most severe and can be the most complicated, due to the sea level

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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