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Powerful El Niño forming in Pacific could break records
Original: The El Niño forming in the Pacific Ocean might be the strongest in history. What does that mean for Tucson?
Meteorologists say an El Niño developing in the Pacific Ocean could become the strongest on record. For Tucson and southern Arizona, a strong El Niño typically brings a wetter winter, with increased chances of rain and snow, though forecasts stress outcomes vary year to year. Local coverage is examining what a record-strength event could mean for drought relief, flooding risks and regional water supplies in the months ahead.
Why now: A potentially record-strength El Niño could significantly affect Arizona's winter weather and water outlook, drawing local interest.
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- The El Niño forming in the Pacific Ocean might be the strongest in history. What does that mean for Tucson? · AZPM News
- The El Niño forming in the Pacific Ocean might be the strongest in history. What does that mean for Tucson? · AZPM News
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