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Scientists say they can now forecast a strong El Niño years in advance

Scientists used thousands of years of past climate data to show that El Niño Southern Oscillations can be predicted more than two years in advance.

LiveScience

How hurricanes will change as the Earth warms

When Hurricane Beryl hit the Grenadine Islands on July 1, its 150-mph winds and awesome storm surge made it the earliest category 5 storm (the most destructive grade on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale) the tropical Atlantic has seen.

The Conversation

Will La Niña cool us down? Probably not

La Niña usually has a cooling effect, but it's little match for climate change

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Dangerous record heat wave expected for California, Arizona, and Nevada starting Tuesday

Las Vegas could see its earliest 110-degree day on record as triple-digit heat sweeps across the West

Latin Times

Record-Breaking Hurricane Season Forecasted Due To Climate Factors

Learn about the severe upcoming hurricane season predictions due to warming oceans and La Niña, with increased storm activity and potential impacts of clim...

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La Niña Signals Her Dark Return With A Rainy Cold Front That Will Hit Every Bit Of Australia

Time to take a boat to work.

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Millions in US face extreme-heat threat as experts urge better protections

Recommendations include heat forecasts and outdoor-worker safeguards to prevent thousands of deaths and injuries

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Summer could be even hotter than 2023

Shattered temperature records and a chaotic hurricane season promise to feature heavily this summer

Salon

Heavy water: how melting ice sheets and pumped groundwater can lower local sea levels – and boost them elsewhere

Imagine you’re standing near the edge of the Antarctic Ice Sheet, gazing out over the ocean, when the ice near you starts to melt very rapidly. A surge of meltwater flows into the ocean. Surprisingly, you watch the sea level fall – not rise.

The Conversation

This year's hurricane season could see 25 named storms, NOAA says in record-breaking forecast

Unusually high temperatures combined with the abatement of the El Niño could lead to more major hurricanes this year.

LiveScience

Federal forecasters predict the highest number of storms ever for 2024 season

Wind changes caused by the La Niña climate pattern and warmer-than-average ocean temperatures are expected to be major drivers to this year’s hurricane season.

The Texas Tribune

Hurricane forecast points to a dangerous 2024 Atlantic season, with La Niña and a persistently warm ocean teaming up to power fierce storms

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season starts on June 1, and forecasters are predicting an exceptionally active season.

The Conversation

Summer 2024 Will Be Full of Some Truly Bizarre Weather Patterns

If you live along the U.S. Atlantic or Gulf coasts, La Niña can contribute to the worst possible combination of climate conditions for fueling hurricanes.

Inverse

Australia put on La Niña watch by Bureau of Meteorology as Pacific sea surface temperatures cool

Weather bureau says there is now a 50/50 chance of La Niña forming this year

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The El Niño has ended. Will Australia get a La Niña next – and what weather could that bring?

Our climate is influenced not just by Pacific weather patterns but by the Indian and Southern oceans, as well as global heating trends

LiveScience

'Uncharted territory': El Niño to flip to La Niña in what could be the hottest year on record

A quick flip from El Niño to La Niña is coming soon, but what does that mean for the U.S.?

Salon

Heat records keep getting shattered

March 2024 shattered heat records after a "lost winter," further proof our climate is spiraling out of control

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BoM declares the El Niño is over and another La Niña could be on the way

Seven months after an El Niño associated with hotter and drier weather got under way, conditions have returned to neutral

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"Extremely active" hurricane season seen for the Atlantic

A coming La Niña plus record warm ocean temperatures means a blockbuster hurricane season.

The Hindu

IMD forecasts grim April with heat set to intensify in Kerala

IMD forecasts high summer heat in Kerala with deficient summer rain, transitioning from El Niño to La Niña.

Top News

2024 Hurricane Season: Ominous Signals And Potential La Niña Impact

Learn about the potential impact of warm ocean temperatures and La Niña conditions on the upcoming 2024 hurricane season.

The Hindu

India’s extreme rain was restricted to a ‘corridor’ during 1901-2019 | Explained

Indian monsoon's stability revealed: Synchronised extreme rainfall events occur along a 'highway' from West Bengal to Gujarat, unchanged since 1901. IMD forecasts rely on El Niño/La Niña, but other global relations can help improve predictions. Network analysis of IMD data reveals dynamics of synchronisation, offering potential to reduce risk from…

The Conversation

Will Japanese encephalitis return this summer? What about other diseases mosquitoes spread?

The last two summers have been swarming with mosquitoes thanks to near constant rain and flooding brought on by La Niña.

The Conversation

We're in an El Niño – so why has Australia been so wet?

After three La Niña summers many of us would have been expecting much hotter and drier conditions this spring and summer after the arrival of El Niño. Instead, in many parts of eastern Australia it’s rained and rained over the last few weeks.

The Guardian - AU

How big are the fires burning in Australia’s north? Interactive map shows they’ve burned an area larger than Spain

La Niña, invasive grass and land management practices are all factors in the larger-than-average fires burning across northern Australia

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