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Science · Oceanography · published 2026-08-26 · via New Scientist

Super El Niño set to intensify droughts and floods worldwide

The current El Niño in the Pacific is already the strongest on record, with projected sea surface temperatures 4°C above normal. This shifts atmospheric circulation, bringing drought to some regions and flooding to others, with impacts expected to be more severe than past events. Forecasters warn that areas like the Amazon and Southeast Asia face heightened dry conditions.

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