Scientists Call This Year's El Niño 'Godzilla' as It Could Be the Strongest in 1,000 Years Yet
Scientists say the event may become the strongest in 1,000 years, with record Pacific heat driving extreme weather and 451,000 extra deaths forecast.
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El Niño nicknamed "Godzilla is continuing to intensify, and temperatures on the surface of the equatorial Pacific Ocean have already exceeded the levels recorded during previous episodes. Specialists warn that the current phenomenon could become one of the strongest ever observed, with effects on temperatures, precipitation and agriculture in many regions of the world.
Scientists Call This Year's El Niño 'Godzilla' as It Could Be the Strongest in 1,000 Years Yet
Scientists say this year's unusually powerful El Niño could become the strongest in 1,000 years, but its eventual scale remains uncertain as ocean temperatures continue rising
Scientists have announced that a 'Godzilla' version of El Niño, which disrupts the climate balance, will cause massive destruction. Experts have stated that at least 450,000 people will lose their lives in these natural events.
El Niño can't be stopped, but experts say better preparation and climate action could limit damage
El Niño "Godzilla has arrived and already lowers records that the world would have preferred never to see exceeded," says Euronews.Temperates on the surface of the equatorial Pacific Ocean have...
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