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  1. NOAA confirmed the arrival of El Niño, which is expected to affect regional weather patterns.
  2. NOAA and scientists are discussing the complexity and intensity of the El Nino cycle.
  3. The capital city of the island territory, Puerto Rico, issues a climate outlook regarding El Niño, noting strengthening patterns suppressing tropical waves.

The National Weather Service predicts a milder hurricane season ahead as drought grips the territory, causing water shortages in Puerto Rico.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 7
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The National Weather Service predicts a milder hurricane season ahead as drought grips the territory, causing water shortages in Puerto Rico.

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Puerto RicoSan JuanNational Weather Service

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  1. Severe drought conditions are impacting island operations in Puerto Rico, specifically affecting the tourism sector.Sub-event
  2. Official outlook links weather patterns to current drought and water shortages in Puerto Rico.1 source

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