Guterres warns of El Nino's climate risks, while a Clark University study examines the impacts on Hawaii.
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Updated Jun 11
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Guterres warns of El Nino's climate risks, while a Clark University study examines the impacts on Hawaii.
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El Nino is affecting Pacific weather patterns, leading to forecasts of intense heat waves, drought, and wildfires in Hawaii.Also in this story
- El Niño pattern caused temperature records in Peru, deadly storms in Chile, and destructive hurricanes in Hawaii.
- El Niño causes low wind shear in the eastern Pacific.
- A researcher, including a professor from the University of Tampa, is studying how El Niño is influencing hurricane activity near Hawaii.
- Bushfires near Brisbane, Queensland, were fueled by intense heat influenced by the El Niño pattern across the Pacific.
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