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The end of 2026 into 2027 is projected to see on the most intense El Niño events in recorded history, but why is this such a big deal? Today, I take a deeper look into what this climate pattern does via historical evidence and the latest scientific research. Some of the conclusions are far from pretty...

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0:00 - Intro
1:15 - Understanding ENSO
5:14 - Current ENSO Forecast
6:07 - Impacts from High-End El Niños
8:56 - Tropical Impacts from El Niño
9:51 - Long-Term Economic Impacts
10:45 - Connection to Climate
11:51 - Historic 1877 El Niño
13:07 - Conclusion