El Niño will reach its peak in December: Argentina prepares for rain, flooding and possible inundations
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The coastal waters of the Costa Verde in Lima, Peru, have recently exhibited an unusual turquoise coloration. This shift in the sea's appearance is attributed to the influx of warmer waters into the area, creating a visible contrast with the typically darker tones of the local coastline.
This phenomenon occurs alongside broader climate projections for the region. The Multisectoral Commission in Charge of the National Study of the El Niño Phenomenon (ENFEN) has indicated that the El Niño Costero is expected to persist through the autumn of 2027. Experts anticipate that these conditions will lead to record-breaking heat levels along the Peruvian coast during the summer of 2027.
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Infobae (Mar de la Costa Verde)Focuses on the immediate visual phenomenon of the turquoise water.
Infobae (Costa peruana)Focuses on long-term climate projections and record-breaking heat forecasts.
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