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El Nino conditions currently present over equatorial Pacific Ocean: IMD

The last time El Nino conditions developed was in 2023
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New Delhi, Updated At : 04:09 PM Jun 12, 2026 IST
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El Nino conditions are currently present over the equatorial Pacific Ocean and are expected to strengthen further during the southwest monsoon season, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Friday.

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The atmosphere has responded to the warming sea surface temperatures, and the coupled ocean-atmosphere system now exhibits characteristics consistent with El Nino conditions, it said.

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"Forecasts from the Monsoon Mission Coupled Forecast System (MMCFS) indicate a further strengthening of El Nino conditions during the southwest monsoon season," the IMD said.

The last time El Nino conditions developed was in 2023. Since 2000, these conditions have emerged in 2002, 2009 and 2015.

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