El Niño, a climate phenomenon marked by warming sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific, is ...

However, one agricultural meteorologist says as El Niño fades, La Niña is already knocking at the door, and it could bring dryness to the southern U.S. The biggest question is now timing.

During these anomalous years, just a few powerful atmospheric rivers could transform an expected dry La Niña year into a wet one (1967, 2011, 2017 and 2023), or their absence could turn a ...

AUSTIN, Texas (KXAN) – We’re getting our first look into next winter with the latest Climate Prediction Center ENSO (El Niño ...

The El Niño event is spawned by warmer than average temperatures in the Central Pacific called the "Nino 3.4" region. When sea surface temperatures are warm here by more than 0.5C or higher for a few ...

We’ll likely see better-than-even chances that our ongoing La Niña will fade by the end of the spring. DON’T MISS: What happens when El Niño and La Niña disappear? La Niña is the cold ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - La Niña conditions have been present in the central and east-central equatorial Pacific Ocean since December of 2024 - but they will be short-lived. La Niña is part of ENSO ...

The term La Niña is used to define the phenomenon in which the water temperature of the Pacific Ocean periodically cools and produces a measurable shift in the weather pattern. El Niño is the opposite ...

There is a 60% probability that conditions will shift back to ENSO-neutral conditions (neither El Niño nor La Niña) during March–May 2025, increasing to 70% for April–June 2025. Meanwhile ...

we’re expected to return to ENSO Neutral (neither La Niña nor El Niño) within the next month as sea surface temperatures in the Niño Zones return to near average, away from their cooler-than ...