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Message 30184 in SITREP.USA.NOAM

From: VA2OPS
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 26 09:07:00 Z
Newsgroups: SITREP.USA.NOAM
Subject: SITREP ENSO_US
Message-ID: <14361_VA2OPS>
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USA EL NINO FORECAST & CLIMATE OUTLOOK
ENSO STATUS: El Niño is strengthening, with a greater than 90%
  chance of a very strong event during the Northern Hemisphere fall
  and winter 2026-27. Probability of El Niño persisting through
  winter 2026–27 is effectively certain — 100% for every three-month
  season through January–March 2027.
US WINTER IMPACT: During a typical El Nino winter, the jet stream
  over the north Pacific Ocean tends to shift southward, bringing
  the storm track over the southern tier of the U.S. El Niño can
  influence heavy precipitation, drought, heat, winter storms, and
  hurricane activity.
SUMMER OUTLOOK: NOAA's latest ENSO forecast has an 80% chance of El
  Niño conditions developing this summer, which indicates high
  confidence. NOAA is currently forecasting a below-normal 2026
  Atlantic hurricane season.
CLIMATE BASELINE: A 2026–27 El Niño is occurring on top of a roughly
  1.3°C global warming baseline, which changes how the event
  interacts with land temperatures, atmospheric moisture loading,
  and extreme precipitation statistics.
SOURCES: NOAA, National Weather Service
INFO ONLY, UNVERIFIED, NO LIABILITY FOR ACCURACY.





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