El Niño to Intensify, Supercharging Global Heat This Fall
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El Niño is forecast to intensify between August and October, likely pushing global temperatures higher and fueling more extreme heat waves and wildfires, with record heat already appearing in places from Korea to Europe and the U.S.; scientists warn July 2026 could become the warmest month on record for the contiguous U.S.
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