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Record-strength El Niño forming in the Pacific may reshape Arizona weather
Original: The El Niño forming in the Pacific Ocean might be the strongest in history. What does that mean for Tucson?
Meteorologists warn that the El Niño pattern developing in the Pacific Ocean could become one of the strongest on record, with potentially significant consequences for southern Arizona. A powerful El Niño typically brings wetter, cooler winter conditions to the Southwest, raising the prospect of heavy rainfall and flooding in the Tucson area. Local outlets are examining what a historically strong event could mean for the region's water supply, desert ecosystems and flood preparedness.
Why now: A potentially record-breaking El Niño is developing, prompting questions about its impact on local weather and water in southern Arizona.
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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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