The odds of La Niña developing have dropped slightly, but a weak event is still favored. Here's the latest update from NOAA.
La Niña isn’t here yet, but the influential pattern is still favoured to form as we head into the heart of winter across the ...
Climate Prediction Center calls for a 57% chance that La Niña develops between now and December, and a 74% chance it develops ...
Since the early summer, the world has been stuck in neutral status of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). Sea surface ...
But Northeastern University professor Samuel Munoz says to be cautious about planning a ski or beach vacation around La Niña—a cyclic weather pattern caused by a colder Pacific Ocean.
NOAA meteorologist Tom Di Liberto recently reexamined snowfall trends during La Niña winters and found they tend to be ...
After one of the hottest summers on record in the D.C. area, get ready for a milder than usual winter, with only enough snow ...
Last winter—affected by El Niño—was the warmest on record in the U.S., with temperatures across the lower 48 states measuring 5.4 degrees higher than average, according to NOAA. Several states ...
After months of anticipation, La Niña, the phenomenon that typically brings colder and snowier conditions to the Inland ...
La Niña’s arrival is expected to make the season “wet and cold for most locations,” the forecast said. The climate ...
As the cool phase of the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) — a natural climate pattern ... Niño events, La Niña would bring cooler temperatures to the north and warmer weather down south.