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El Nino Weather Pattern Enters Record Territory: Scientist

  • On Monday, WFLA-TV chief meteorologist Jeff Berardelli announced the current El Niño has broken the record for highest ocean anomaly in over 170 years, reaching 3.05 degrees Celsius above average.
  • This event surged past the prior record of 3.02 degrees Celsius set in 2015, reaching that threshold two months early; many meteorologists now refer to the phenomenon as a "super" event.
  • Although NOAA refers to the climate pattern as "very strong," the agency anticipates continued strengthening through the end of the year as Pacific Ocean temperatures remain significantly above average.
  • Weather influenced by this event brings widespread impacts, typically causing cooler, wetter conditions across the South and warmer, drier conditions in the North between December and March.
  • National Weather Service director Ken Graham previously stated that advanced monitoring allows the agency to better predict these patterns; the current event typically persists for nine to 12 months.
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The running El Niño develops faster than any previous event in the measurement history. Already the August average exceeded almost all previous maximum values

·Vienna, Austria
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El Niño packed a punch in 2015, during which daily sea-surface time in a significant Pacific region hit a record 3.02C degrees above age that November. This year's El Niño isn't yet at its peak—that's expected in December—and it has already beaten 2015's number. Water in what...

·Miami, United States
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The previous record is from 2015.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Poor air quality, worsening of diseases... The climate phenomenon El Niño would have many consequences for human health, UN warns.

·Paris, France
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