El Nino has matched the strongest level recorded on a widely used measure, with Pacific sea surface temperatures 3.07C above average. Its effects are already being felt through drought, wildfires and water shortages across several regions.
El Nino has matched the strongest level recorded on a widely used measure, with Pacific sea surface temperatures 3.07C above average. Its effects are already being felt through drought, wildfires and water shortages across several regions.
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El Nino has matched the strongest level recorded on a widely used measure, with Pacific sea surface temperatures 3.07C above average. Its effects are already being felt through drought, wildfires and water shortages across several regions.
