El Niño is rapidly intensifying in the equatorial Pacific. On July 31, 2026, the World Meteorological Organization announced that an intense episode would develop by October. The models predict a temperature anomaly of 2.9°C in the surveillance zones. Coupled with a positive dipole of the Indian Ocean, this phenomenon could cause droughts and floods on several continents. El Niño accelerates in the Pacific with record anomalies Between February …
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El Niño is rapidly intensifying in the equatorial Pacific. On July 31, 2026, the World Meteorological Organization announced that an intense episode would develop by October. The models predict a temperature anomaly of 2.9°C in the surveillance zones. Coupled with a positive dipole of the Indian Ocean, this phenomenon could cause droughts and floods on several continents. El Niño accelerates in the Pacific with record anomalies Between February …