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'Super El Niño' Could Make Arizona's Already Brutal Summers Even Worse, Climate Scientists Warn

Summary by Arizona Mirror
(Photo by Getty Images)Experts say that Arizona this year is likely to see more of the record-breaking heat, deadly flooding and intense wildfires that have marked recent summers — and it could be even worse, thanks to the strong El Niño expected.  “It has been one of the biggest weather stories we have seen,” Shel Winkley, a meteorologist at Climate Central told reporters Wednesday about the “Super El Niño” that has been forming in the Pacific …

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Herald/Review Media broke the news on Thursday, May 28, 2026.
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