Experts warn that El Niño-related dry spell could last until 2027
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- Experts say the dry spell associated with El Niño could continue through next summer and possibly until 2027.
- Jorge Galeano, World Vision’s director for Central America, warned that the conditions could cause crop losses and affect food availability and prices.
Experts warn that the dry spell associated with El Niño could extend its effects through next summer and last until 2027, raising concern over potential crop losses and pressure on food availability and prices.
Jorge Galeano, World Vision’s director for Central America, said the situation could affect both agricultural production and the cost of food.
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