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Daniel Swain

  • Climate Scientist and Author
United States
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Weather and climate scientist focused on extreme events like floods, droughts, & wildfires on a warming planet.
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Weather West: Rising Odds of Strong-to-Historic El Niño Event in 2026, Growing Likelihood of Significant Regional-to-Global Impacts

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By Daniel Swain
| Edhat
Schematic diagram depicting the large-scale atmospheric effects of El Niño and La Niña. The diagram shows how El Niño shifts the primary region of deep tropical thunderstorm activity well eastward across the basin, which is the primary mechanism through which it alters global weather patterns.
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Special update: Rising odds of a strong-to-historic El Niño event in 2026

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By Daniel Swain
| Piedmont Exedra
A quick refresher: What is El Niño and how can it affect global weather patterns? Schematic diagram depicting the large-scale atmospheric effects of El Niño and La Niña. The diagram shows how El Niño shifts the primary region of deep tropical thunderstorm activity well eastward across the basin, which is the primary mechanism through which it alters global weather patterns.
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Special update: Rising odds of a strong-to-historic El Niño event in 2026, with growing likelihood of significant regional-to-global scale impacts

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By Daniel Swain
| weatherwest.com
Schematic diagram depicting the large-scale atmospheric effects of El Niño and La Niña. The diagram shows how El Niño shifts the primary region of deep tropical thunderstorm activity well eastward across the basin, which is the primary mechanism through which it alters global weather patterns.
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