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Message 29969 in SITREP.USA.NOAM

From: VA2OPS
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 26 09:07:00 Z
Newsgroups: SITREP.USA.NOAM
Subject: SITREP ENSO_US
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USA EL NINO FORECAST & CLIMATE OUTLOOK
ENSO STATUS: 2026-2027 El Nino forecast is severe, referred to as
  super El Nino or Godzilla El Nino. World Meteorological
  Organization reports it will be largest El Nino in at least 1,000
  years. Exceptionally high likelihood of nearly 100% that El Nino
  will persist through February 2027.
WINTER 2026-27 OUTLOOK: NOAA favors above-normal precipitation
  across southern US and parts of West, with strongest signals
  across Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Gulf Coast
  and Southeast. Northern United States forecast shows warmer
  conditions while southern regions show wetter conditions December
  2026 through February 2027.
SUMMER 2027 OUTLOOK: Currently limited real-time summer 2027 data
  available in NOAA forecasts. El Nino expected to be strong with
  unusually warm waters across equatorial Pacific. Strong El Nino
  winters often favor milder temperatures across much of United
  States and wetter conditions in parts of West and South.
REGIONAL IMPACTS: NOAA seasonal precipitation outlook for November
  2026 through January 2027 shows higher probability for below
  normal precipitation in parts of Idaho, Oregon, Washington and
  above normal precipitation for much of Alaska.
SOURCES: NOAA, World Meteorological Organization
INFO ONLY, UNVERIFIED, NO LIABILITY FOR ACCURACY.





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