Why La Nina's disappearance could mean record heat in 2024

La Niña, a climate phenomenon associated with cooler temperatures, has disappeared in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.

The climate pattern that results in cooler ocean waters building up off the coast of Ecuador and Peru caused the right conditions to bring cooler air over parts of North America, bringing the colder weather we've seen in Canada and the northern United States over the past few months.

The disappearance of La Niña is now opening the door to El Niño, which is associated with warmer weather – and to what climate experts say could be a record-breaking year of heat in 2024. Kamyar Razavi reports.

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