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Powerful El Niño forming in Pacific could 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?

Meteorologists say an El Niño developing in the Pacific Ocean could become one of the strongest ever recorded, and Arizona outlets are examining what it means for Tucson. Strong El Niño events typically bring wetter, cooler winter conditions to southern Arizona, raising expectations of above-average rain in a region that often faces drought.

Why now: A potentially record-strength El Niño could significantly change Tucson's winter weather, drawing local attention.

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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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