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Así es como El Niño podría devastar California, una vez más
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· August 25, 2026
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Key points Another intense El Niño event is expected, potentially the most intense on record, prompting concerns about its potential impact. A powerful El Niño event brought significant rainfall to an area in 1998, with the amount of rain falling in one month equivalent to almost a year's worth.
A powerful El Niño event brought significant rainfall to an area in 1998, with the amount of rain falling in one month equivalent to almost a year's worth. This event was characterized by a series of strong Pacific storms that caused devastating landslides and massive waves. The landslides affected certain regions, destroying homes and causing widespread damage, while the waves destroyed a portion of a famous pier and caused coastal flooding in nearby communities.
Further details about the impact of this event are available, including the effects on specific areas and the severity of the damage.
Another intense El Niño event is expected, potentially the most intense on record, prompting concerns about its potential impact.
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Category: News Published: August 25, 2026 Source: KVIA ABC-7 Reading time: 1 min
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