Climate: Pacific Heats up: Record El Niño Expected
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The temperatures in a certain part of the Pacific are rising unusually strongly, and thus the probability of a record El Niño. What that could mean.
Scientists predict consequences for the planet from the hitherto unseen El Niño, which forms in the Pacific Ocean
The temperatures in a particular part of the Pacific are rising unusually strongly and thus the probability for a record El-Niño. What this could mean.The current climate phenomenon El Niño is increasing increasingly and could, according to expert estimates, become even the largest since the beginning of the measurement.The direct impact on Europe is still uncertain, according to the German Weather Service (DWD). However, people and agriculture …
The current climate phenomenon El Niño is increasing steadily and could, according to expert estimates, become even the largest since the beginning of the measurement.
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