UN warns developing El Niño may become strongest on record, threatening global weather disruption
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A very strong El Niño, anticipated by scientists, is already driving extreme weather across Latin America, including an intense hurricane season in northwestern Mexico, drought in Central America and northwestern South America, and severe floods in Chile. The event is unfolding as predicted, but the full scope of impacts remains uncertain as it continues to develop.
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A 'Super El Niño' event is confirmed to be driving extreme weather across Latin America, including an intense hurricane season in northwestern Mexico, drought in Central America and northwestern South America, and severe floods in Chile. The event is unfolding as predicted, exposing millions to compounded hazards, though the full scope of impacts and specific regional attribution remain uncertain. Confidence in the event's occurrence and initial impacts is Medium-High.
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