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El Nino Sets New Pacific Temperature Record Amid Intensifying Weather Patterns

12 Ekim 2026France 24

El Nino has caused Pacific sea surface temperatures to reach a record high of 29.70C, raising concerns about extreme weather and climate change.
An intensifying El Nino has led to record sea surface temperatures of 29.70C in a key Pacific region, according to the EU’s Copernicus climate service. This phenomenon is anticipated to be the strongest El Nino ever recorded, increasing the likelihood of droughts and floods.
The implications of this weather pattern extend beyond immediate weather events, as it also exacerbates global warming.
El Nino is a climate pattern characterized by the warming of ocean surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific. It has significant effects on weather patterns globally, influencing rainfall and temperature variations.
The record-breaking temperatures associated with this El Nino event highlight the growing unpredictability of climate patterns and their severe implications for global weather systems. As the strongest El Nino on record looms, it raises critical concerns about food security, water availability, and the broader impac…

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This article is based on information from the EU’s Copernicus climate service and reflects current scientific understanding as of October 2023.