Three Hurricanes in Pacific Show the Power of El Nino
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Washington, United States. - An unusual trio of hurricanes crosses this Thursday the Pacific Ocean, whose waters have been heated by an episode of El Niño of historical intensity. There is a 69% chance that this phenomenon will become the most intense ever recorded. Tropical Storm Marie was strengthened and reached the category of hurricane at the end of Wednesday off the coast of Baja California. It adds to Hurricanes Karina and Lowell, both of…
This rare series of weather disasters is the result of extremely warm waters caused by the El Niño phenomenon. The strongest of them, Hurricane Lowell, reached Category 5 - the maximum level on the Saffir-Simpson scale. At the same time, the El Niño phenomenon continues to strengthen, and American experts estimate that there is as much as a 69 percent chance that this 2026 episode will reach historic intensity. Lowell intensified sharply on Wedn…
The abnormal warming of the waters of the Pacific Ocean, associated with the strengthening of the El Niño phenomenon, caused this week a rare scenario: three hurricanes formed simultaneously between Mexico and Hawaii. The storms Karina, Marie and Lowell advance through the Pacific at the same time. According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), Lowell is currently the [...]
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