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'Super El Niño' intensifies to unprecedented levels, Bolivia declares emergency

A major Pacific Ocean phenomenon is driving extreme weather globally, with no peak yet in sight.

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What to know

  • A 'Super El Niño' from the Pacific is driving unprecedented extreme weather globally and has not yet peaked.
  • Bolivia's president declared a state of emergency Saturday in response to the phenomenon's impacts.
  • The episode has already reached major magnitude despite forecasts suggesting further intensification ahead.

“This natural cyclical phenomenon, which originates in the Pacific Ocean, is triggering a cascade of extreme weather events.”

Le Monde EN · Le Monde EN ↗

Bolivian President Government leader

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  1. background

    Bolivia declares state of emergency due to El Niño impacts — The Bolivian president declared a state of emergency on Saturday in response to the intensifying 'Super El Niño' and its weather impacts.

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    'Super El Niño' intensification confirmed at unprecedented levels

    Climate indicators show the natural cyclical phenomenon originating in the Pacific Ocean has reached major magnitude with a cascade of extreme weather events already underway. Experts note the peak of the episode has not yet been reached.

    “It has already reached unprecedented levels…”
    — Climate indicators / Scientists · source

    1. 2 outlets first by Le Monde EN, 5d ago · also Le Monde.fr · read ↗