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Satellites Watch a Major El Niño in the Pacific

Every two to seven years, a natural climate pattern called El Niño forms in the Pacific Ocean. The water gets warmer than usual and changes weather around the world. This autumn, the US space agency NASA is using satellites to follow a major El Niño. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration spoke in October 2026. It said there was an…

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