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ISRO's Oceansat-3 Records Strongest Evidence of Major El Niño Event

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India's space agency ISRO has reported that its EOS-06/Oceansat-3 satellite has detected the clearest signs yet of a significant El Niño event forming. The satellite's ocean observations are providing critical data about the climate phenomenon, which can cause widespread disruption to global weather patterns. ISRO noted that the findings from Oceansat-3 align with and complement the outlook published by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The data gathered by the satellite is expected to help scientists better understand and track the developing El Niño event.

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