Scientists Warn of Potentially Record-Breaking El Niño Event
Meteorological organizations and scientists are warning of the rapid development of a 'Super El Niño' event, which could become the strongest on record. This phenomenon is expected to bring significant global climate disruptions, including higher temperatures and altered precipitation patterns.
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Monsoon hope as WMO sees an El Niño counter
India faces a risk of below-normal monsoon rainfall due to El Niño. A positive Indian Ocean Dipole may offer some relief to the country. This oceanic pattern could improve rainfall conditions in southern India. It might prevent the monsoon from slipping into a deficient phase. International forecasts suggest a positive IOD could develop soon.
By VISHWA MOHAN
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Thailand is unlikely to escape the impact of a Super El Niño expected to hit the country in October and last through the early part of the 2027 rainy season, affecting crops, rice plantations and water consumption.
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