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Extreme El Niño intensifies Southwest flooding as Pacific warms

Human climate change compounds El Niño effects

2 Nov 2 · 5d ago · 4 articles · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 2 of 2

Scientists emphasize that baseline ocean warming from human-caused climate change is making El Niño-driven extremes even more intense, as warmer oceans amplify the phenomenon's atmospheric impacts.

Human climate change compounds El Niño effects
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“The fact that the ocean temperatures are already warmer than they were, say, 100 years ago, makes these El Niño situations even more intense”

Randy Cerveny, meteorologist

Jeff Masters Meteorologist, Yale Climate ConnectionsDaniel Swain Climate scientist, UC Agriculture and Natural ResourcesRandy Cerveny Meteorologist, Arizona State UniversityRyan Maue Former NOAA chief scientistPark Williams Researcher, UC San Diego Scripps Institution

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  1. 4 outlets Is El Niño making storms and flash floods in the Southwest worse?

    first by Orlando Sentinel, 5d ago · also Mercury News, PBS, Philadelphia Inquirer

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