Super El Niño coming? Climate scientists weigh in @cuboulder
Super El Niño coming? Climate scientists weigh in  @cuboulder
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
News outlets have been reporting that we may see a “super El Niño” this coming winter. What does that mean?

Every few years, heat builds up in the Pacific Ocean near the equator in a phenomenon known as El Niño, impacting weather conditions around the world. Climate scientists from @CIRESvideos are breaking down the El Niño event forecasted for this year ↓
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'Super El Niño' coming? Climate scientists weigh in

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