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El Nino Supercharges Climate Crisis | Irvine News
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El Nino is acting like a supercharged accelerator on a planet already overheating, pushing extreme weather to record-breaking levels and setting the stage for even more devastating heat, droughts, and floods through 2027. Scientists confirm this El Nino is the warmest ever recorded at this early stage—and it’s far from over. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns it’s “inside the house and turning up the heat,” calling the climate crisis into overdrive. While intensity records aren’t guaranteed, the combined effect of El Nino and human-caused warming creates a dangerous feedback loop: ocean heat gets released back into the atmosphere, leaving the planet hotter than ever. Officials are urging urgent action to brace for what’s coming next.
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