El Niño Hits Record +3.4°C Anomaly, Risks Global Crop Disruption

El Niño's Pacific surface temperature anomaly has reached an unprecedented +3.4°C, with the peak expected in late November or early December, suggesting further intensification. This raises the risk of weather-related disruptions to global agriculture, potentially affecting crop yields and food prices. The record anomaly signals a deviation from historical patterns, warranting close monitoring of agricultural supply chains.

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