El Niño is caused by the warming of sea surface temperature in the Pacific and can affect air and sea currents. This phenomenon resulted in reduced rainfall that led to dry spells, droughts and stronger typhoons. El Niño lasted for 18 months in the Philippines and officially ended in July 2016.
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El Niño is caused by the warming of sea surface temperature in the Pacific and can affect air and sea currents. This phenomenon resulted in reduced rainfall that led to dry spells, droughts and stronger typhoons. El Niño lasted for 18 months in the Philippines and officially ended in July 2016.