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Science · Oceanography · published 2026-08-21 · via Phys.org

Record-breaking El Niño expected to intensify extreme weather worldwide

The current El Niño event is predicted to be the strongest ever recorded, potentially causing severe weather disruptions worldwide and pushing 2027 to record temperatures. The phenomenon occurs when weakened trade winds allow warm Pacific waters to shift eastward, altering global atmospheric patterns. Already, Indonesia has experienced extensive wildfires due to prolonged dry conditions linked to the event.

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