'Danger zone of extreme weather': UN warns of supersized El Niño set to hit global economy and markets
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The El Niño climate event is intensifying into a "supersized" phenomenon that will persist until February 2027, raising the risk of floods, droughts and extreme heat in many countries, the United Nations warned on Thursday.
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The El Niño climate event is intensifying into a "supersized" phenomenon that will persist until February 2027, raising the risk of floods, droughts and extreme heat in many countries, the United Nations warned on Thursday.
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