An El Niño Watch has been issued, meaning conditions are favorable for the development of El Niño within the next six months.
La Niña is in the rear-view mirror. What’s ahead?
La Niña is dwindling, and a return to ENSO-neutral conditions is imminent. Our blogger discusses the current forecast.
La Niña’s imprint on the tropical Pacific is waning. What are ENSO forecasters looking at this month?
La Niña conditions continued during January. Our blogger discusses the current forecast.
La Nina conditions are solidly in place, and are expected to affect global weather through the winter.
Despite some stormy interference from the MJO in October, La Niña conditions have arrived. NOAA predicts this "double-dip" La Niña will last through winter.
ENSO forecasters are maintaining the La Niña Watch, but not declaring La Niña, as we wait for the tropical Pacific to settle down.
Our blogger delves into the thinking behind this month’s La Niña Watch.
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