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The United Nations warned that the developing El Nino could be one of the strongest in decades. A naturally occurring climate pattern, El Nino is not caused by climate change, but scientists expect it to intensify the heat of an already warming planet and amplify weather extremes. Such events commonly influence rainfall and monsoon patterns worldwide.
The HinduThe United Nations has warned that the developing El Nino could be one of the strongest in decades. El Nino is a naturally-occurring climate phenomenon and is not caused by climate change, but scientists expect it to intensify the heat of a planet already warming from the burning of fossil fuels, while amplifying weather extremes.
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