WMO warns El Nino could bring extreme weather in 2027, The National reports
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The World Meteorological Organisation said the shift in rainfall patterns highlights the growing unpredictability of weather in a region already grappling with severe water shortages, extreme heat, and increasing pressure on agriculture. The WMO also warned that the current El Nino phenomenon could intensify and become one of the strongest on record, potentially leading to more extreme heat and severe weather conditions in 2027.
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the World Meteorological Organisation states: The World Meteorological Organisation said the shift in rainfall patterns highlights the growing unpredictability of weather in a region already grappling with severe water shortages, extreme heat, and increasing pressure on agriculture.
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the WMO states: The WMO warned that the current El Nino phenomenon could intensify and become one of the strongest on record, potentially leading to more extreme heat and severe weather conditions in 2027.
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