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According to France 24, the United Nations' climate and weather official warned that the El Nino phenomenon may be the strongest since climate records began four decades ago. The scientist warned that El Nino will become "very strong" in the coming months and will continue until February.
Analysis & context
Analysis & Context
Analytically, the El Nino phenomenon gains particular importance as it significantly impacts global weather patterns, potentially leading to drought in some areas and heavy rainfall in others. In a broader context, these warnings reflect growing concerns about climate change and its impact on global weather conditions.
