Peru's El Niño hits extraordinary levels — and won't ease until 2027
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The Senamhi warned that the extraordinary El Niño phenomenon could last for the next three months and cause more intense rains in some parts of the country. However, other regions would face an opposite scenario, with precipitation below the usual.
The Senamhi warns that Piura and Tumbes could record rains of up to 300 mm per day in the summer of 2027. Rainfall would increase since November.
Rains above normal would intensify on the north coast, the central coast and the western northern mountain range during the last months of 2026, in the face of anomalous warming of the surface temperature of the Pacific Sea.
Grinia Ávalos, head of the Senamhi, explained how El Niño Costero will affect the country, following the latest statement from ENFEN.
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