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Six things scientists say you need to know about El Niño

Scientists say El Niño is near a record peak, with impacts that vary by region and can suppress Atlantic hurricanes while warming global temperatures.

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By Andrew Freedman, CNN (CNN) — As the near-certainty of a record-breaking super El Niño has become clear, the scientists who predict and study it have been inundated by inquiries from the press and public. While there seems to be widespread recognition of what the term “El Niño” means, many people are confused about how El Niño may affect them and its ties to extreme weather events, among other things. Here are the top 6 confusing things about …

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As the certainty increases that this super El Niño will break all records, the scientists who study it have been flooded with consultations from the press and the public. While there seems to be a...

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Six things scientists say you need to know about El Niño

By Andrew Freedman, CNN (CNN) — As the near-certainty of a record-breaking super El Niño has become clear, the scientists who predict and study it have been inundated by inquiries from the press and public. While there seems to be widespread recognition of what the term “El Niño” means, many people are confused about how

·Panama City, United States
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Scientists explain that interaction with other atmospheric cycles prevents identical predictions for all events

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Many people are confused about how the phenomenon can affect them. More...

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KIFI broke the news in Idaho Falls, United States on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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