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I’ve tracked El Niño for years. I’ve never seen this before

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Last updated: 2026/09/15 at 1:13 PM
Press Room Published September 15, 2026
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It’s set to be a record-breaking few months of weather, driven by a “super” El Niño. As Johanna Wagstaffe explores, a natural surge of warm ocean water is colliding with a planet hotter than ever before, bringing more extreme heat, floods, and droughts. But this “super” El Niño could also help us prepare for what’s coming.

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