Last week, a key stretch of the Pacific Ocean hit its highest temperature on record. And it’s still climbing.
It’s a warning sign of the
so-called Super El Niño, expected to bring
floods, droughts, and heat waves. And higher prices for staples like coffee.
What to expect from
the super El Niño — and how states are preparing.
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