A climate phenomenon known as El Niño Costero may be developing near Peru, potentially spelling an early end to La Niña.
March 15, 2025 - By Emily Becker - La Niña conditions persisted through February, but forecasters expect ENSO-neutral ...
His prediction somewhat falls in line with what meteorological consulting firm WeatherBell predicted in early February. Both ...
That’s average, according to the NHC. Colorado State University Atlantic hurricane specialist Phil Klotzbach wrote on X that ...
As meteorological winter draws to a close, attention is turning to whether the La Niña pattern that emerged ... create uncertainty for the upcoming hurricane season in the Atlantic basin.
As hurricane season ended, attention shifted to whether La Niña would bring Texas the hallmark of a warm and dry winter. Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport, the city’s official climate ...
The above-average season in 2024 fell within range of NOAA's predicted forecast released prior to the start of Hurricane Season. NOAA predicted 17-24 named storms, 8-13 being hurricanes and 4-7 being ...
In the U.S., a La Niña year means winter temperatures are warmer than normal in the South and cooler than normal in the North. It can also lead to a more severe Atlantic hurricane season.
More updates, including seasonal outlooks, will follow as the start of the 2025 hurricane season draws near, but there are features right now that Norcross is watching. Forecasting El Niño or La ...
AS if commodity markets needed any more drama this year, this year’s Atlantic hurricane season could be the seventh-consecutive with above-average activity, raising risks for US grain exports as ...
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