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UK seas to sizzle with extreme 5°C heat spike as Super El Niño looms

Large areas of the Atlantic and Mediterranean are about 5°C hotter than usual, signaling a warming trend.
Experts say the warming marine heatwave could precede a strong El Niño during summer.
Officials warn El Niño could raise global temperatures and intensify heatwaves.
Satellite data from Copernicus Marine Service tracks warmer surface temperatures near Europe.
Britain’s coastal waters show notable warming, including Dover, Eastbourne, and Brighton.
Weather officials emphasize preparedness to cushion impacts on economies and communities.
El Niño is linked to drought risks, heavy rainfall, and heatwaves as it intensifies.
Experts anticipate one of the strongest El Niño patterns on record this year.
El Niño could push heat across nearly all regions, according to the report.
The Daily Star frames the marine warming as a signal of upcoming extreme weather.

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