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El Niño is roaring back with a vengeance—scientists warn it could be one of the strongest on record, accelerating global warming and reshaping weather patterns worldwide. As trade winds weaken and warm Pacific waters shift, the jet stream dives south, drenching California and the Southwest with atmospheric rivers—but warmer oceans may mean less snow, threatening water supplies. And while a wet winter seems like a blessing, it could backfire: lush vegetation fueled by rain will dry out in summer, priming the stage for devastating wildfires. This isn’t just weather—it’s a climate preview with serious, far-reaching consequences.

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