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Meteorologists Fear Unprecedented Effects on Super El Niño

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The current Super El Niño in the Pacific Ocean can reach an unprecedented peak in historical measurements between November and December, with an anomaly greater than 4°C at sea surface temperature. The projection of the European Centre of Meteorological Forecasts models would place the episode above all observed events in about 170 years.The ONI index, used to monitor the warming of tropical Pacific waters, already classified the phenomenon as S…
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The current Super El Niño in the Pacific Ocean can reach an unprecedented peak in historical measurements between November and December, with an anomaly greater than 4°C at sea surface temperature. The projection of the European Centre of Meteorological Forecasts models would place the episode above all observed events in about 170 years.The ONI index, used to monitor the warming of tropical Pacific waters, already classified the phenomenon as S…

·Brasília, Brazil
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gazetaweb.com broke the news in Brasília, Brazil on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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