
Europe is experiencing record-breaking temperatures and extreme weather, and meteorologists predict the supersized El Niño phenomenon could further affect the continent's climate.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and other sources are monitoring the situation.
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The supersized El Niño phenomenon could have significant impacts on Europe's climate, economy, and daily life
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