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A Severe Weather Europe forecast analysis says the strengthening Super El Niño in the tropical Pacific is already shaping North American weather. The event is projected to peak around late December as possibly the strongest in over 70 years. Past strong El Niño Novembers brought low pressure over the central and southern US, while Canada and the northern US saw milder conditions. Early November forecasts show much of the US running warmer than normal, with wetter conditions in the Southwest and a southern storm track favored this winter.

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00:00The Super El Nino in the Pacific is already reshaping weather over North America.
00:04It's forecast to peak around late December.
00:07Forecasters project it could become the strongest El Nino in over 70 years.
00:11Peak ocean anomalies have topped 8 degrees Celsius above normal in spots.
00:16In past strong El Nino Novembers, low pressure built over the central and southern U.S.
00:21That tended to bring cooler weather to the west and south.
00:25High pressure over Canada and the northern U.S. kept those areas milder.
00:29Early this November looks similar, with much of the U.S. running warmer than normal.
00:34The southwest is in line for more rain as the Pacific jet stream strengthens.
00:38Looking ahead, models favor a southern storm track this winter.
00:42Colder conditions could spread across the southern and central U.S.
00:46El Nino is setting the tone for the season.
00:49Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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