Between July and August, Chile recorded record rainfall in several regions, with some levels never seen since measurements began in the 1950s. The heavy precipitation was driven by a super El Niño, a climate phenomenon that causes sharp rises in global temperatures and is becoming increasingly strong. The storms have caused flooding and devastation in several parts of Chile. In the north, they have also enabled the historic bloom in the Atacama Desert, bringing vibrant colors and tourism to the region. Read more at the link in bio. #APPhotos by Esteban Felix