Recent reports from various sources confirm that El Niño has officially ended, with ENSO-neutral conditions in place. There is a high likelihood (65-85%) of La Niña developing from July-September and persisting into the winter of 2024-25. This transition is expected to impact global weather patterns, particularly increasing hurricane activity in the Atlantic basin.
El Niño is dead: What the transition to La Niña means for this summer and the upcoming winter https://t.co/Y9vjOv3Tds
After a year of dominance, El Niño’s wrath has come to end — but it’s climate-churning counterpart, La Niña, is hot on its heels and could signal a return to dryness for California. https://t.co/qdmXLmNEgF
El Niño is dead. Here’s what to expect in the coming months https://t.co/V9YWiWAevo
Reminder: Dec #corn seasonal highs are now. 🌽 https://t.co/UaaqT7qrdi
El Niño is officially over and La Niña is likely. Here's what it could mean for the Atlantic hurricane season... https://t.co/KeIIvIBtI1
CPC estimates there's 65% chance of #LaNiña pattern development in Jul-Sept and persist into winter Nov-Jan with an 85% chance. #Soybean #Corn #oatt La Niña : https://t.co/07ppiCbcr9
El Niño is officially over. Next up? Forecasters expect La Niña to develop this summer and continue through the winter. Here’s what that means for California weather: https://t.co/GapLSkvTCY
It’s corn! 🌽 https://t.co/OgAvEiLRp4
La Nina weather 65% likely to develop in July-Sept, says US forecaster https://t.co/kwiG20Dja5 https://t.co/LN8tNfO6z9
El Nino is officially over. The blue color (below average ocean temps) in the tropics west of South America indicate La Nina is developing quickly. https://t.co/Y0qh0kKvjR
ENSO-neutral conditions are present. La Niña is favored to develop during July-September (65% chance) and persist into the Northern Hemisphere winter 2024-25 (85% chance). 🌏 https://t.co/kewchgJ7qs https://t.co/oYoJ9ouWyV
El Niño is over! Find out what's next as we transition into La Niña for the heart of hurricane season. https://t.co/0MgmiqPFY6 https://t.co/OPFFXkFwKM
The strong El Nino weather condition that added a bit of extra heat to already record warm global temperatures is gone. It’s cool flip side, La Nina, is likely to breeze in just in time for peak Atlantic hurricane season, federal meteorologists said. https://t.co/Or1cmFEkyQ
El Niño has officially ended, and its cooler counterpart could be just around the corner: https://t.co/zxE4wB3MOJ #fox44wx
El Niño has been declared over. What comes next has forecasters and coastal residents particularly worried. https://t.co/PWMEnBZST5
As expected, the Climate Prediction Center announced El Niño has ended as sea surface temperatures in the eastern equatorial Pacific continued to cool closer to normal. https://t.co/KxIJdHnmWH
The latest El Niño global climate pattern is officially over, ending a year-long episode in which its planet-warming influence helped blast ocean and air temperatures far into record-setting territory. Here’s what that means for a streak of record heat. https://t.co/sGhfUEXvoH
El Niño is over — with La Niña expected soon. What that means for California weather https://t.co/eQuMee4h3v via @sfchronicle
El Niño is officially over, federal forecasters announced Thursday, but we're not quite in a La Niña yet. We're in the middling "ENSO-neutral" phase. https://t.co/RqIq2XLUgD
El Niño is officially OVER according to @NWSCPC and we are in neutral conditions while we wait for La Niña to develop. In this week's ENSO Blog our experts discuss if a strong El Niño portends a strong La Niña... Read all the details: https://t.co/zCSo22ZZQG https://t.co/Xyxu5rI0Vp
LA NINA WEATHER 65% LIKELY TO DEVELOP IN JULY-SEPT, SAYS US FORECASTER There is a 65% chance of the La Nina weather pattern, characterized by cold temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, developing during July-September, a U.S. government forecaster said on Thursday. Full Story…
La Nina conditions typically result in decreased wind shear in the Atlantic basin, favoring increased hurricane activity. The expected transition to La Nina is one of the factors that went into the forecasts for a very active hurricane season this year in the Atlantic basin. https://t.co/Ehpqc3vw8m
#Elnino is officially over, and ENSO neutral conditions have moved in. High chances of #laNina August- October. https://t.co/1d1XDoCuCz
#Elnino is officially over, and ENSO neutral conditions have moved in. High chances of #laNina peaking August- October. https://t.co/1d1XDoCuCz
El Niño conditions have officially ended. Heading into the upcoming winter there is an 85% chance we will have La Niña conditions (cooler than average sea surface temps in the equatorial Pacific). https://t.co/Z5P2SQsdZ2
Per NOAA, #ElNino is over and we are in ENSO neutral conditions. There is a 75% chance of #LaNina for peak of Atlantic #hurricane season (August-October). La Nina typically favors increased Atlantic hurricane activity via decreases in vertical wind shear. https://t.co/q2CGh68XwK https://t.co/hNEmamOPFX
El Niño has come to an end | Here's what to expect in the coming months https://t.co/NcDoZJHCqJ
Wow. Already talking of La Niña’s return later this summer! …. El Niño didn’t last very long. https://t.co/fIbYDrISq0
The strong El Nino weather condition that added a bit of extra heat to already record warm global temperatures is gone. https://t.co/hna3i36GT3
El Niño has ended. Here's what's next: https://t.co/Yd1uhzfn5u
Forecasters expect La Niña to develop later this summer and continue through the winter. https://t.co/1Lv0A9cBTw
#BREAKING: El Niño has officially come to an end as the flip to hurricane-fueling La Niña looms. FOX Weather meteorologist @StephenMorganTV has more. https://t.co/Cp04rPrfQs
🇺🇸 Climate Prediction Center estimates La Niña is favored to develop Jul-Sept with a 65% chance and persist into winter Nov-Jan with an 85% chance. ☀️ https://t.co/zvNjaQR2P6
With #ElNino officially fizzled (per @NWSCPC), now the question is how long until the next one? The last 4 El Niños were followed by at least a double dip #LaNiña. (Graph: @ggweather) https://t.co/KZIJledXA9
So long El Niño, we hardly knew you (as La Niña lurks in the corner)... https://t.co/90Ug0wg3px https://t.co/EtDxvIyvmq
BREAKING: El Nino is OVER, NOAA says. Here's what it means and what comes next, reporting by @ssdance ⬇️ https://t.co/a3lqsdZxul
#ENSO-neutral conditions are present. La Niña is favored to develop during July-Sept (65% chance) and persist into Northern Hemisphere winter 2024-25 (85% chance during Nov-Jan). This is the final #ElNino Advisory. A #LaNina Watch remains in effect. https://t.co/5zlzaZ1aZx https://t.co/1Xx6OyMZFe
⚠️ U.S. WEATHER FORECASTER CPC IS ON LA NINA WATCH **U.S. WEATHER FORECASTER CPC: ENSO-NEUTRAL CONDITIONS ARE PRESENT **U.S. WEATHER FORECASTER CPC SAYS LA NIÑA IS FAVORED TO DEVELOP DURING JULY-SEPTEMBER (65% CHANCE) AND PERSIST INTO NORTHERN HEMISPHERE WINTER 2024-25 (85%…