The North Atlantic Ocean has been experiencing record-high surface temperatures, but recent cooling along the equator may help vulnerable coral reefs and reduce hurricane risks.
Both La Niña and Atlantic Niña can influence the Atlantic hurricane season. La Niña usually creates conditions favorable for storms, while the Atlantic Niña might lessen storm risks.
Though development of both La Niña and Atlantic Niña at the same time is rare, their current formation may signify changes in weather patterns and storm activity.
While La Niña is associated with significant global weather changes, Atlantic Niña is less well-known and typically has a shorter impact on the Atlantic region.
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