Coverage dated September 27, 2026

'100% to 99% chance' El Niño lasts 6 months: What does that mean for you?

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El Niño is here, growing stronger by the day, and getting ready for a long stay. Climate models indicate the phenomenon is nearly certain to last not just through this fall and winter, but also into spring of 2027.

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  1. MyStateline

    '100% to 99% chance' El Niño lasts 6 months: What does that mean for you? (opens MyStateline)

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    MyStateline's feed description

    El Niño is here, growing stronger by the day, and getting ready for a long stay. Climate models indicate the phenomenon is nearly certain to last not just through this fall and winter, but also into spring of 2027.

  2. WJTV Jackson

    '100% to 99% chance' El Niño lasts 6 months: What does that mean for Mississippi? (opens WJTV Jackson)

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    WJTV Jackson's feed description

    El Niño is here, growing stronger by the day, and getting ready for a long stay. Climate models indicate the phenomenon is nearly certain to last not just through this fall and winter, but also into spring of 2027.

  3. We Are Green Bay

    '100% to 99% chance' El Niño lasts 6 months: What does that mean for Wisconsin? (opens We Are Green Bay)

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    We Are Green Bay's feed description

    El Niño is here, growing stronger by the day, and getting ready for a long stay. Climate models indicate the phenomenon is nearly certain to last not just through this fall and winter, but also into spring of 2027.

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