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In 2026, the Pacific Ocean has seen a significant increase in storm activity, while the Atlantic has not reported any hurricanes. This disparity is linked to a strong El Niño, according to scientists.
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In 2026, the Pacific Ocean has seen a significant increase in storm activity, while the Atlantic has not reported any hurricanes. This disparity is linked to a strong El Niño, according to scientists.
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The Pacific is churning with hurricanes. The Atlantic is quiet. Blame El Niño
Pacific Ocean Experiences High Storm Activity; Atlantic Remains Calm Due to El Niño