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NOAA now sees more than 65% risk of El Nino this summer

Climate prediction center ups predicted chance of El Nino occurence for third consecutive month, as higher seawater temperatures are already affecting fishing in Peru

By Alicia Villegas | May 19, 2014 18:09 BST
NOAA now sees more than 65% risk of El Nino this summer
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NOAA’s climate prediction center (NCEP) has increased its predicted risk of an El Nino hitting the waters off South America this year, from 50% to more than 65% [...]

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