U.N. Scientists: El Niño Likely to Develop in Next Three Months
Alaska hit by more than 230 small earthquakes since Friday This aerial photo shows damage south of Wasilla, Alaska, after earthquakes Friday. Source:
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U.N. Scientists: El Niño Likely to Develop in Next Three Months
The United Nations’ World Meteorological Organization has issued a warning that an El Niño weather event could occur in the next three months. El Niño is a naturally occurring phenomenon that brings unusually warm and nutrient-poor water to the Pacific Ocean near the equator, creating temperature changes that can cause extreme weather around the world. According to the UN, there is a 75 to 80 percent chance of a weak El Niño event forming in the next few months…
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