By
Aimee Gabay
published
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Intense El Niño May Be Developing (Photo) -
Are We Heading for a Worrying Super El Niño?Opinion
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Extreme El Niños Could Hit Twice As OftenThe most intense El Niño events may soon hit every 10 years, instead of every 20 years, thanks to warming water in the eastern Pacific Ocean, a new study predicts.
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November Was the Hottest on Earth Since 1880Last month was the hottest November on record since 1880, new climate data suggests. And the odds that next year will be even hotter are rising.
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Cooler Pacific Ocean May Explain Climate Change Paradox -
Why the Southwest Keeps Seeing Droughts -
Tropical Ice Reveals Rare Climate RecordA shrinking tropical glacier gives up an 1,800-year climate record.
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Why El Niño May Say 'Adios' to 2012Forecasters call off predictions for a wet winter.
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Elusive El Nino Challenges NOAA’s 2012 U.S. Winter OutlookWarmer-than-average winter predicted for the northwest and colder-than-normal for the southeast.
