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Will Super El Niño bring the West much-needed snow? For Utah, the answer is complicated.

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A monster is growing in the Pacific — not the kraken, but something far scarier. El Niño is a natural phenomenon in which a band of warm water forms every three to five years off the coast of South America. It raises ocean water temperatures by just a few extra degrees for nine to 12 months, sure enough, but ends up injecting an extraordinary amount of energy into the sky.

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