In the 1870s, one of history's deadliest El Niño events killed millions. Scientists warn the upcoming 2026 event could rival it

Forecasts for the tropical Pacific have shifted noticeably over the past month, with climate scientists now placing greater confidence in the arrival of a particularly powerful El Niño later this year. While these events are part of a natural climate cycle, their effects rarely stay confined to the Pacific Ocean.

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