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  1. The El Niño has broken a sea-temperature record and is forecast to peak in December 2026. The WMO says drought- and flood-related disruption is already being reported, while projections warn of up to 451,000 heat deaths through February 2027.

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    Atlantic hurricanes formed in 2026 by 22 September.

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  2. Scientists said hurricane activity east of the international date line surpassed the previous 2018 record for accumulated cyclone energy, driven by El Niño, warm water and favorable atmospheric conditions.

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    Pacific hurricanes in the reported five-storm sequence

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  3. India received 759.4 mm of monsoon rain, 12.6% below average, making it the driest in 11 years and fourth-driest this century. Low reservoir levels and reduced hydropower are straining electricity, farming and household budgets.

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    Rainfall received in India during the June-to-September monsoon

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  4. No Atlantic hurricane formed during September, normally the most active month. The article says El Niño is suppressing Atlantic activity while contributing to an unusually active eastern Pacific season.

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    There have been 17 named storms in the eastern Pacific basin this season.

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  5. environmentNew York, United States

    El Niño raises pressure for climate adaptation

    At the UN General Debate in New York, officials and experts discussed how a strengthening El Niño could intensify drought, flooding and food-security risks, while giving governments time to prepare.

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    Morocco’s cereal yields fell during the 2023–2024 strong El Niño event.

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