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World Meteorological Organization

The UN's climate and weather agency, source of the El Nino classification scale and every forecast figure in this reporting.

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WMO puts this El Nino on course for the strongest Pacific anomaly in its 40-year record

The forecast peak of 3.6C sits well past the line where the WMO's own scale stops resolving anything, and because ocean heat vents slowly, the year that inherits the temperature is 2027 rather than 2026.

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World Meteorological Organization — other — Clarity Today