Climate scientists predict a "super" El Niño will intensify this fall, with sea surface temperatures climbing at least 2°C above average. This weather system could bring a wet winter and increased coastal flooding risk to California, where a 70%-100% chance of above-average rainfall exists. The strongest El Niño of the century is expected to persist until early spring 2027, potentially pushing 50 million people into acute hunger globally.

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