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Peru now forecasts 55% chance of ‘extraordinary’ El Nino

Research center now believes there is a 55% chance that this year’s El Nino weather event will be of an “extraordinary” strength, up from its previous forecast of 20%

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 26, 2015 16:56 GMT
Anchovy fishing in Peru. Photo: Copeinca
Anchovy fishing in Peru. Photo: Copeinca
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Peru's national institute for El Nino has upped its forecast on the likelihood of an extraordinarily strong El Nino this year, from 20% to 55% [...]

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