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El Nino intensity cannot be known beyond two months, says research body

The Peruvian institution researching El Nino said there are no strong, solid elements so far to determine whether El Nino will be extraordinary by year-end

By Alicia Villegas | June 27, 2014 17:18 BST
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ENFEN, the Peruvian institution researching El Nino, maintains its projection of weak to moderate warm conditions off the coast of Peru for the next two months [...]

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