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El Nino monitoring region hits record sea temperature

Original: The Copernicus Climate Change Service said sea surface temperatures in a tell-tale El Nino monitoring region of the Paci

The Copernicus Climate Change Service reported that sea surface temperatures in the Nino3.4 region of the Pacific, a key El Nino monitoring zone, reached an all-time high of 29.70 degrees C in September. The record reading points to a strong El Nino event, raising concerns about extreme weather, heatwaves and disrupted rainfall patterns worldwide in the months ahead.

Why now: A record ocean temperature reading signals a potentially severe El Nino with global weather consequences.

Copernicus Climate Change ServiceNino3.4 regionPacific Ocean

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• The Copernicus Climate Change Service said sea surface temperatures in a tell-tale El Nino monitoring region of the Pacific, known as Nino3.4, had reached an “all-time high” of 29.70 deg C in September https://www. straitstimes.com/world/el-nino… · Snoro · 6

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