NOAA forecasts indicate that El Niño is causing below-normal conditions, prompting the Pan American Health Organization to urge countries to review extreme weather contingency plans across the Americas.
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Updated Jun 10
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NOAA forecasts indicate that El Niño is causing below-normal conditions, prompting the Pan American Health Organization to urge countries to review extreme weather contingency plans across the Americas.
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PAHO warns Americas of extreme weather impacts due to El Niño development.1 source
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NOAA
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El Niño
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Pan American Health Organization
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Americas
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