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Transition from La Niña to El Niño Expected Soon

KTSM••Alix Martichoux
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National forecasters have announced that the La Niña climate phenomenon is anticipated to diminish within the next few months, paving the way for El Niño to emerge. This shift is significant as El Niño can influence weather patterns, potentially impacting rainfall and temperatures in the El Paso area. Residents should prepare for possible changes in weather conditions as this transition occurs, which could affect agriculture and water resources in the region.

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