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World Meteorological Organization releases latest El Niño forecast 

Elena Torres
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Elena Torres is a health and wellness journalist with a decade of experience, having previously worked for El Paso Times. She holds a degree in Public Health from the University of Texas at El Paso and focuses on community health issues that matter locally.

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World Meteorological Organization releases latest El Niño forecast  — McAllen Community news

HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The World Meteorological Organization has released its latest sea surface temperature forecast for this year’s El Niño, and the outlook continues to point toward a potentially historic event. New estimates suggest sea surface temperatures could reach as high as 41 degrees Fahrenheit this winter. If that forecast verifies, this could be the [...]

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