NewzThe Pacific hurricane region east of the international date line has established a new record for the frequency and duration of major storms. Scientists attribute this surge in activity to the influence of a powerful El Niño event, which has provided the atmospheric conditions necessary to fuel these long-lasting weather systems.
Since late September, the region has experienced an intense period of storm development. Experts describe the recent activity as exceptionally high, noting that the combination of the current El Niño and the increased duration of these storms marks a significant departure from historical norms for the area.
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