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Effects of El Niño on the weather and the planet

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What is happening

What the sources report

The World Meteorological Organization reports that El Niño will strengthen further and will last at least until 2027. HuffPost Greece

Indonesia is facing its worst fire season since 2015, with at least 895,657 hectares of burned land since January. Newsbomb

Around 175,000 people have reported respiratory problems, while millions have been exposed to toxic haze in Sumatra and Kalimantan. HuffPost Greece

In the eastern Pacific, 22 named storms and 12 hurricanes have been recorded, 10 of them major. Newsbomb

In the Atlantic there has been only one hurricane, Isaias, which hit the coasts of Florida and Alabama. Newsbomb

Where they differ

Kathimerini writes that the burned area in Indonesia is almost six times that of greater London, while Newsbomb writes "Greater London" and HuffPost Greece "Greater London" (Μείζονος Λονδίνου). HuffPost Greece Newsbomb Kathimerini

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When each outlet covered it

First report 20 October at 18:02, latest 21 October at 13:50. Within the first hour: 1 of 5 outlets. Each column: 1 hour.