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Peru's ENFEN committee says the coastal El Niño, active since March 2026, will persist until February 2027 with strong rainfall on the northern coast, including Tumbes. Rainfall is expected to exceed normal levels in coastal and northern highland areas through January 2027, with a gradual weakening into mid-2027.
A prolonged coastal El Niño keeps Peru's anchoveta fishery under pressure, which can limit fishmeal output and support prices for feed buyers.
laprimicia.peRedacción La PrimiciaNov 15, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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