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The article contextualizes the debate over the event's possible magnitude — referred to by some media as "Niño Godzilla" — and clarifies that the probability of a very strong event is only 25%. It details differentiated effects by subregion: drought and heat in Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America; intense rainfall on the Pacific coasts of Ecuador and Peru; and greater humidity in the southern cone.

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