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El Niño nears record levels as Pacific waters continue to warm (opens the original)
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El Niño has strengthened to near-record levels, with the Nino3.4 index reaching 2.72°C during the week ending September 27, the second-highest level on record. Models show further warming through spring (October-November), with most models peaking above 3°C. A positive Indian Ocean Dipole is also likely to develop during the same period, according to the Bureau of Meteorology, Australiaâs Southern Hemisphere monitoring report. Oceanic and atmospheric indices point to a strong El Nino, with
El Niño strengthens further, while IOD moves above the positive threshold (opens the original)
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El Nino continues to strengthen, with temperatures in the Pacific Ocean now well above normal. The latest Niño 3.4 index has increased to 2.51°C, and it is forecast to intensify over the coming months. Meanwhile, the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) has returned above the positive threshold. While a positive IOD has not yet been confirmed, models suggest one may develop this spring, according to the Southern Hemisphere Monitoring report by the Bureau of Meteorology, Australia. All models, including t
It is near 100% certain that El Niño will continue through February 2027, says WMO (opens the original)
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The World Meteorological Organizationâs (WMO) latest El Niño/La Niña update states that thereâs nearly a 100 per cent chance that the El Niño will extend through to February 2027 and escalate into a forceful event later this year. A positive Indian Ocean Dipole is also forecast, which may change the impacts of rainfall and temperature over regions. This is the first time that a WMO update has been so unequivocal, reflecting the strong consensus within WMOâs network. El Niño is expected
Positive IOD may emerge again alongside record-breaking El Nino (opens the original)
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A powerful El Nino is tightening its grip on the Pacific, with more warming expected through spring. The Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) remains neutral, but there is still the possibility of a positive phase, according to the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) Southern Hemisphere monitoring report. The latest IOD index value for the week ending August 30 is +0.22°C. The index has been neutral for the past 3 weeks, after exceeding the positive IOD threshold (+0.4°C) for the previous 3 weeks. The Indian Ocean
From hillside plots to wider markets: Makaibari Collective takes root (opens the original)
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Some of the best tea in Darjeeling grows on small family plots in the misty hills, but these growers often lack the market access they deserve. Makaibari Collective hopes to change the situation by bringing these organic growers under one trusted name and helping to ensure that the value of every carefully picked leaf makes its way back to the communities behind it. The Collective offers organic tea grown by small-farmer cooperatives across the Darjeeling region under the trusted name Makaibari.
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