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The 'Super El Nino' is upon us. What does that mean for Ontario's fall colours?

Warmer weather may delay peak foliage by a few weeks, though experts say trees are healthy enough to produce vibrant colours.

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What's expected to be the strongest El Nino on record may delay Ontario's stunning fall foliage, but experts say there's no reason to worry – the colour show will go on. Dubbed by scientists as the “Super El Nino,” the climate pattern is already disrupting global weather with drought striking some parts of the planet, and floods and storms ravaging others. The phenomenon is expected to bring a warmer-than-normal fall to Ontario and possibly pr…

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The 'Super El Nino' is upon us. What does that mean for Ontario's fall colours?

What's expected to be the strongest El Nino on record may delay Ontario's stunning fall foliage, but experts say there's no reason to worry – the colour show will go on.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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