From Record Heat to Bitter Cold in the UK — 10 Things Behind the ‘Super El Niño’ Warning

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Forecasts suggest wetter autumns, a possible colder late winter, and major uncertainty for the UK.

El Niño Is Already Underway

NOAA Sees an 81% Chance of a Very Strong Event

The “Strongest in 155 Years” Claim Is Still a Projection

Britain Feels El Niño Indirectly

Autumn and Early Winter May Be Wetter

The Colder Signal Usually Appears Later

“Freezing Britain” Is Not Yet a Forecast

The Atlantic Could Override the Pacific Signal

The Event Is Expected to Peak Near Winter

Global Heat May Rise Even If Britain Turns Cold

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