MLive Corrects the "Super El Niño" Narrative—NOAA Doesn't Actually Use That Term, plus it looks to be fizzling One of the more refreshing weather articles to appear recently comes not from a climate blog but from MLive, where meteorologist Mark Torregrossa points out something that has largely disappeared amid sensational headlines, like Godzilla Super El Niño and other ridiculous headlines
"There is no such thing as a Super El Niño. NOAA ranks El Niño and has the official categories of weak, m...
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