Mary Hui is a Weather Reporter at Bloomberg. She specializes in topics related to climate change and the environment, with a focus on climate policy, ClimateTech, and the mining industry's environmental impact. Mary has been featured in various publications, including Moneyweb, Yahoo Finance, and Fortune.
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Mary Hui's coverage often includes in-depth data analysis and government announcements related to China, US-China relations, manufacturing, supply chain, trade, EV industry, energy demand, foreign investments and the economy. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements.
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Early signs of how El Niño may reshape global weather patterns are starting to show in the late onset and expected weakness of India’s monsoon rains.
By: Brian K Sullivan, Mary Hui, Joe Wertz
The climate phenomenon arrives at a perilous time, with energy markets already strained from disruptions caused by the Iran war.
It’s been a particularly wet start to southern China’s rainy season, and more unusually heavy downpours could be on the way over the summer.
India’s monsoon has had an unusually weak start and the lackluster rainfall is likely to persist, threatening crops and industrial activity as the El Niño weather phenomenon takes hold.
By: Mary Hui, Ishika Mookerjee
Exceptionally warm sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean are setting the stage for a potential “super” El Niño of record-breaking intensity.
By: Ishika Mookerjee, Mary Hui
Temperatures in a part of the equatorial Pacific that's closely monitored to define El Niño and La Niña events are currently at 29.4C (84.9F), or
By: Mary Hui, Ishika Mookerjee
Exceptionally warm sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean are setting the stage for a potential “super” El Niño of record-breaking intensity.
By: Ishika Mookerjee, Mary Hui
Las temperaturas excepcionalmente cálidas de la superficie del mar en el océano Pacífico están preparando el escenario para un posible “súper” El Niño de intensidad récord.
Widespread dryness and heat driven by El Niño will raise the risks of severe haze in Southeast Asia this year, according to a report by the Singapore Institute of International Affairs.
By: Mary Hui, Gabrielle Ng, Josh Xiao
A new report says the ingredients for a smoky season are falling into place.
