The Pacific Ocean is experiencing an extraordinary El Niño event, with sea-surface temperatures reaching 3.05°C above average in the Niño 3.4 region.
But the story doesn’t stop in the Pacific. 🌍
In this short, we explore: 🌊 Why the Pacific is heating so rapidly
🔥 What makes this El Niño potentially exceptional
🌡️ Why scientists are watching 2027 closely
🏜️ How El Niño can influence rainfall in the Atacama Desert — one of the driest places on Earth
One ocean current can trigger climate impacts thousands of kilometres away.
Watch till the end to see how the Pacific can affect one of Earth’s driest landscapes.
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