La Nina is fading - but may return stronger than ever next time

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There are fears that, as the climate warms, the next La Nina cycle could be even more severe.

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Published 8 March 2022 4:16pm

By Steve Trask

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La Nina is fading - but may return stronger than ever next time

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There are fears that, as the climate warms, the next La Nina cycle could be even more severe.

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There are fears that, as the climate warms, the next La Nina cycle could be even more severe.

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