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How ‘the strongest El Niño on record’ is, will continue to impact southwest Louisiana

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The El Niño, which is a warming or above-averge of the ocean surface within the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean that happens every two to seven years, is forecast to bring a wetter winter with a higher potential for tornadoes to southwest Louisiana.

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How ‘the strongest El Niño on record’ is, will continue to impact southwest Louisiana

The El Niño, which is a warming or above-averge of the ocean surface within the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean that happens every two to seven years, is forecast to bring a wetter winter with a higher potential for tornadoes to southwest Louisiana.

·New Orleans, United States
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The Advocate broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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