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El Niño monsters are coming – more regular, more predictable and more devastating.



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Oct 26, 2025

El Niño events in the Pacific Ocean have affected weather patterns around the world for millennia.

But as our oceans rapidly warm, new research shows a potentially devastating trend towards more regular, more powerful El Niño events that are pulling the planet's other weather systems into synchronisation - meaning when it comes to damage, it could be 'everything, everywhere, all at once'!

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