Is this Super El Niño a peek into forever weather?

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Sep 12, 202600:25:11Science & Medicine

It’s gonna be a record-breaking few months of weather. A natural surge of warm ocean water is colliding with a planet hotter than at any point in human history – meaning more heat, more floods, more droughts. Some think...

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