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Why is this El Niño so strong?

United KingdomPublished October 11, 2026

Views 88.1K  |  Likes 1.67K  |  Comments 54
Views#12,161,678Global
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New ScientistNew Scientist
635K subs•5.05K videos•Nov 2006

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Views

88,100

Likes

1,678

Comments

54

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Total (all-time): $62 – $176

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Why is this El Niño so strong? Mind-blowing. Unprecedented. Off the charts. Jaw-dropping. Godzilla-level. Superlatives have been flying about the current El Niño climate pattern, which is already the strongest on record months before it is expected to peak – and unusually, they are coming from scientists, rather than…

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October 11, 2026
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Total views
88.1K
Total likes
1.67K
Total comments
54
Published
October 11, 2026
Global rank by views
#12,161,678

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