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called El Niño, occurs every two to seven years and sees warm waters come to the surface off the coast of South America and spread across the ocean pushing significant amounts of heat up into the ...

It's not great news for the Gulf Coast and other storm-prone regions: La Niña is associated with more tropical activity in ...

Even if you hate the beach, live inland and aren’t bothered by dwindling fish, the latest spike in ocean temperature matters to you. The ocean is like a huge closet ...

Hurricane season begins June 1 and runs through ... with winds of at least 111 miles per hour." NOAA expects El Niño, a pattern of warmer ocean temperatures in the eastern Pacific, to develop ...

The powerful El Niño weather ... it would herald a highly active hurricane season in the Atlantic. La Niña's cooling effect may also slightly slow the rate of global heating.

An El Niño sees this wind pattern break down or even reverse, allowing unusually warm water to pool up off the coast of ... lead to a below-average Atlantic hurricane season.

A weak La Niña was anticipated by the peak of the 2024 hurricane season, but we did not end up ... El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) neutral for the start of the season. There was also a lot ...

Higher than normal rainfall is expected in the south - up to 30% more; in fact, the amount of southern rainfall has been increasing ever since October. El Niño’s effects have been felt in Chile ...