'Super' El Niño may be strongest since 1950. When will it peak, hit the US?
First publishedAug 13, 16:18 UTC
Last updatedAug 13, 17:54 UTC · 3m ago
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In an update released Thursday, national forecasters said the odds that this year's El Niño will reach the highest strength level – often called a "super" El Niño – are now higher than 90%.
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- In an update released Thursday, national forecasters said the odds that this year's El Niño will reach the highest strength level – often called a "super" El Niño – are now higher than 90%.
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