Pacific Marine Heatwave Could Trigger Months of Weather Chaos

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A vast Pacific marine heatwave may drive storms, heat, humidity, and coastal flooding.

A Heatwave Covering a Huge Pacific Zone

Two Separate Warm Areas Have Combined

El Niño Is Strengthening the Signal

Super Typhoon Bavi Reveals the Immediate Danger

A Western US Heat Dome May Develop

Nights Could Become Hotter and More Humid

Thunderstorms Could Increase Wildfire Risk

California Could See Higher Coastal Water

Winter Storms May Become More Disruptive

Marine Ecosystems Face Earlier Damage

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A vast section of the Pacific Ocean is now far warmer than normal, creating a reservoir of heat capable of influencing weather well beyond the sea. Scientists are watching both its exceptional size and how long the warmth lasts.

The event does not guarantee one specific disaster. Instead, persistent ocean heat can reshape moisture, pressure and storm patterns across several seasons, raising the risk of overlapping extremes from the western Pacific to the United States.

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