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We'll keep an eye out to see what sort of "flavor" evolves with this La Nina, although I will note that not all scientists distinguish Central Pacific (CP) La Nina from Eastern Pacific (EP) La Nina like they do for El Nino. One reason is that La Nina typically has more of a CP-centered pattern than El Nino, especially when you compare strong La Nina with strong El Nino - see my previous post that discusses ENSO asymmetry. So, if we do see a more CP-like La Nina, that would be pretty typical! 

In reply to by Bob G