Calm Atlantic Season, But El Niño Could Drive Record Global Heat in 2027
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A predicted below-normal Atlantic hurricane season due to a strengthening El Niño reducing storm potential; however, the bigger consequence could be a record-high global temperature in 2027 as El Niño’s warming effects intensify alongside climate change.
Topics:nation#atlantic-hurricane-season#climate-change#el-nino#global-temperatures#science#wind-shear
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