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What are El Niño and La Niña? Drought kills crops in southern Africa

Extreme heat in the second half of 2023 has already had severe impacts

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Feature: Four decades of weather watch atop east China mountain

Feature: Four decades of weather watch atop east China mountain
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Feature: Four decades of weather watch atop east China mountain-Xinhua

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Feature: Four decades of weather watch atop east China mountain

Feature: Four decades of weather watch atop east China mountain
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El Nino predicted to cause unprecedented heat across Amazon to Alaska in 2024

The forthcoming El Nino climate event is anticipated to intensify global warming, leading to record-breaking temperatures spanning from the Amazon to Alaska in 2024, according to recent analysis. Scientists also project that coastal regions near the Bay of Bengal, the South China Sea, India, the Philippines and the Caribbean will experience exceptional heat until June, with the potential for El Nino's influence to diminish thereafter.

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