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El Niño is predicted to bring heavy rainfall to the Americas and hot, dry weather to Asia, with climate change strengthening global effects.

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  1. A study links El Niño to heavy rain in Argentina and Chile, and hotter, drier weather in northern South America.

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10 reports, 7 independent, last reported Sep 2. The briefing below covers this first event.

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El Niño is predicted to bring heavy rainfall to the Americas and hot, dry weather to Asia, with climate change strengthening global effects.

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  1. A study links El Niño to heavy rain in Argentina and Chile, and hotter, drier weather in northern South America.Sub-event
  2. El Nino caused heavy rains across the Americas starting in January 2026.1 source
  3. Global climate forecast predicts El Niño will bring heavy rainfall to the Americas.1 source

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