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Marina explains how the El Niño phenomenon reaches the coasts of Peru: sea temperature increased by up to 4°C in August

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The Peruvian Navy has reported a significant rise in sea surface temperatures along the coast of Peru, with increases reaching up to 4 °C during the month of August. This warming trend is attributed to the ongoing development of the El Niño Global and El Niño Costero phenomena.

Captain Giacomo Morote, a spokesperson for the institution, provided details on the progression of these climatic events. The data highlights the current environmental conditions affecting the Peruvian coastline as authorities monitor the impact of these warming patterns.

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Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) Focuses exclusively on Dominican Republic financial and currency market performance.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) Focuses on meteorological developments and maritime reporting in Peru.
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