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Rachael Ward

No crystal ball for extreme weather events, boffins say

El Nino and other factors are making extreme weather events more difficult to predict, experts say. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)

The difficulty of predicting extreme weather events is made harder this year by an unusual El Nino, putting further pressure on emergency services.

That's according to University of Technology Sydney visiting fellow Milton Speer, who is among several scholars weighing into discussion about the accuracy of weather predictions this summer.

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