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- The World Meteorological Organization warns that an intensifying El Nino phenomenon is expected to last until February 2027.
- Rising sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean serve as the primary driver for this event.
- Forecasts indicate that most global land areas will experience higher-than-average temperatures through November 2026.
- Authorities advise the agricultural sector to implement climate-based precautionary measures due to the increased risk of both droughts and extreme rainfall.
What to watch next
- Ongoing monitoring of Pacific sea surface temperatures
- Localized climate impact assessments by regional authorities
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