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The US is experiencing unseasonably warm weather attributed to El Niño and climate change, with forecasts indicating above-normal temperatures through September. This summer has set numerous heat records, and the trend of rising temperatures is expected to continue into the fall and winter months due to the ongoing effects of El Niño.
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The US is experiencing unseasonably warm weather attributed to El Niño and climate change, with forecasts indicating above-normal temperatures through September. This summer has set numerous heat records, and the trend of rising temperatures is expected to continue into the fall and winter months due to the ongoing effects of El Niño.
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