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How Super El Niño will affect travel - as 'hottest summer on record' and thunderstorms will cause flight delays and train cancellation chaos
The Super El Niño is expected to cause the hottest summer on record and thunderstorms, leading to flight delays and train cancellation chaos. Extreme weather linked to the phenomenon will disrupt travel through heatwaves and severe storms.
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