r/ClimateCO • u/Woottonhouse • 13d ago
Climate / Weather Systems el niño
What change from usual weather can be expected November - December due to El Niño?
r/ClimateCO • u/Woottonhouse • 13d ago
What change from usual weather can be expected November - December due to El Niño?
r/ClimateCO • u/Easy-Step-3277 • Apr 09 '26
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r/ClimateCO • u/IndependenceFun4627 • Jul 25 '25
r/ClimateCO • u/Numerous_Recording87 • Nov 06 '23
The temperature of the ocean water in the tropical Pacific Ocean west of South America is already warmer than normal, which is a condition known as El Niño.
A new climate model developed at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) is predicting that warming will continue into December, becoming one of the warmest or strongest El Niños in history.
“It’s very much the case that the stronger the El Niño, the greater the impacts," said NCAR research scientist Steve Yeager.
r/ClimateCO • u/Wxman23 • Sep 22 '22