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Deadly Heat Drives Migration North: Nicaragua-Honduras displacement surge exceeds 50,000 within 30 days
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probability · 67% confidence · 30 days
Displacement surge in Central America driven by extreme heat (European heatwave alerts suggest global climate stress). Multiple displacement signals show high-magnitude social movements (Caracas, Bogota, Mexico City, Tijuana). Base rate for refugee surge 500k (90 days) is 3%; but Central America climate migration patterns suggest faster timeline. Maintaining 67% from existing forecast given 30-day window remains challenging; no new signals of 50k+ spike in Nicaragua-Honduras specifically.
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