El Niño is here, threatening to bring warmer global temperatures as it strengthens over the Pacific Ocean.
“This El Niño could be a record setting event,” says Erin Coughlan de Perez, associate professor of climate science at Tufts University.
Forecasts are anticipating it might be the strongest in living memory—but the impact will likely vary depending on where you’re located. Here’s what to expect, and how you can prepare.
What weather can we expect El Niño to bring?
El Niño began forming in the early summer and is expected to last into 2027, reaching its peak strength in the last two months of 2026.
The impact it has will vary. Forecasts…
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