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Powerful El Niño forming in Pacific may be strongest on record
Original: The El Niño forming in the Pacific Ocean might be the strongest in history. What does that mean for Tucson?
Forecasters are tracking an El Niño developing in the Pacific Ocean that could become one of the strongest ever recorded, with possible record intensity. Coverage in Arizona is focusing on what that would mean locally for Tucson, where a strong El Niño typically brings a wetter winter, more rain, and cooler temperatures to the desert Southwest, along with potential flood risks.
Why now: A potentially record-strength El Niño has major implications for winter weather in Arizona, prompting local interest
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Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 13 snapshots from 17 h ago to 51 min ago.
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- The El Niño forming in the Pacific Ocean might be the strongest in history. What does that mean for Tucson? · AZPM News
- The El Niño forming in the Pacific Ocean might be the strongest in history. What does that mean for Tucson? · AZPM News
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