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See full statement from the Hydrometeorological Service: The Guyana Hydrometeorological Service (Hydromet) is advising the public to prepare for the strengthening of El Niño conditions as the country transitions out of the rainy season into a period expected to bring hotter-than-normal conditions and an increase in hot spells from August to at least October, 2026. […]
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