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Si l'été est ta saison préférée et que tu brûles d'envie de retrouver les terrasses, les plages et les vêtements légers, tu ferais peut-être mieux de réviser tes attentes, car un phénomène météo pourrait bien faire tomber certains de tes plans à l'eau.

Selon les informations de MétéoMédia, l'été québécois 2023 pourrait s'annoncer particulièrement pluvieux en raison de l'arrivée d'El Niño. Ce phénomène océanique se traduit par le réchauffement d'un immense réservoir d'eau superficielle qui part du Pacifique central jusqu'aux côtes équatoriales.

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Hurricane Nicole made landfall in Florida overnight as a category 1 hurricane and severely damaged cities across the state. Locals published videos to TikTok showing the destruction caused by high winds, major flooding and strong ocean waves.

Areas from Lauderdale-By-The-Sea in South Florida, Daytona Beach and even up towards St. Augustine in North Florida were impacted by the storm surge.

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A subtropical storm is headed toward Florida, and by the time it hits the southern cities' east coast, it's expected to be a category 1 hurricane. Now, memes have already flooded social media.

Subtropical Storm Nicole is expected to strengthen into Hurricane Nicole as it makes landfall by 7 p.m. Wednesday, according to the NOAA. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issued a State of Emergency to 34 different counties and urged locals to prepare.

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Officials just dropped their predictions for the U.S. winter forecast, and it’s shaping up to be another 2022-2023 season dominated by La Niña and two dramatic types of weather.

But what does that mean?

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A Florida reporter in Charlotte County, around the Fort Myers area, spent her day just like any other covering the local news. Although her daily coverage was a bit different, and it wasn't just because of Hurricane Ian.

NBC2's Kyla Galer kept her microphone from getting water damage by putting a condom over it, and you bet the Internet went wild over this trick to keep her equipment safe.

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