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El Nino has officially formed in the Pacific and could become one of the most intense in decades, potentially rivaling the 1997 record. This warming event will supercharge global extreme weather, from Pacific hurricanes to Indian heatwaves and Australian wildfires. While some regions may see relief from drought, others brace for floods and storms. The U.S. could face heavier downpours in the South, mixed impacts on agriculture, and a looming threat of 2027 becoming the hottest year on record. Scientists warn this is an urgent climate warning — get ready.

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