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Forget El Niño, it seems climate change may trigger mor

As heavy rains sweep the country again, it appears South Africa is experiencing a rare weather phenomenon that scientists believe has been triggered – surprisingly – by global warming.

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KUOW - Washington s winter will be wet and cold That might be the new normal

KUOW - Washington s winter will be wet and cold That might be the new normal
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Climate Change is Favoring La Niñas, Research Suggests

Forecasters are predicting a "three-peat La Niña" this year. This will be the third winter in a row that the Pacific Ocean has been in a La Niña cycle, something that's happened only twice before in records going back to 1950.

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Climate change seems to be favoring La Niña events

New research suggests that climate change is tipping the scales toward La Niña winters, at least for now.

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Study suggests La Niña winters could keep on coming

Study suggests La Niña winters could keep on coming
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