World Meteorological Organization (WMO) declared El Niño rapidly strengthened and firmly established
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El Nino strengthened rapidly, firmly established, may intensify further: WMO
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) confirmed that El Niño has rapidly strengthened and is firmly established, with near certainty of continuing until February 2027. It is expected to peak by end of 2024, though its exact magnitude remains uncertain. This climate phenomenon significantly impacts global weather patterns, including Indian monsoon, agriculture, and disaster preparedness — making it critical for environment and geography sections in competitive exams.
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El Niño almost certain to continue until February 2027
Most likely to peak by end of 2024, though magnitude remains uncertain
El Niño affects global weather including Indian monsoon, agriculture, and extreme events
WMO is the UN's authoritative voice on weather, climate, and water resources
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