El Niño is increasing cyclone numbers in the Pacific Islands, prompting collaboration between NZ and Australia on outlooks.
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Updated Oct 14
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El Niño is increasing cyclone numbers in the Pacific Islands, prompting collaboration between NZ and Australia on outlooks.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Earth Sciences New Zealand predicted elevated cyclone activity for the Pacific region.Sub-event
NZ and Australia collaborate on cyclone outlook as El Niño increases cyclone risk in the Pacific Islands.1 source
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- El Niño is impacting weather patterns in the Cook Islands, which are discussed by the Pacific Islands Meteorological Council.
- El Niño climate shock reduces potable water and kills crops in Kiribati, with predictions of heavy rain, dry weather, and cyclones.
- Severe effects of dry weather and El Niño in Papua New Guinea.
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Pacific Islands
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- Cyclone Winston caused destruction in Fiji in January 2026, preceded by El Niño conditions.
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- Drought risks linked to El Niño are prompting the Pacific Islands Forum to seek closer cooperation for climate shocks.
- El Niño is causing severe dry and windy conditions in the Canterbury region of New Zealand.
- El Niño is causing changes in conditions across the Pacific and Atlantic, impacting the maritime industry.