La Niña expected to continue for now, but changes are coming
While the rest of this winter will be dictated by a weak La Niña setup, the pattern is changing. A return to neutral status ...
La Nina winter is in full swing: here’s what that means
We are currently in a La Nina pattern across the nation with a transition to El Nino appearing likely for the summer. La Nina ...
Clinging La Nina ushers in spring temperature divide after last hurrah of winter, NOAA's outlook shows
While weather patterns begin to shift a bit this spring, it's still La Niña's party for a while longer. Thursday's release of ...
How La Nina impacted the topsy-turvy winter of 2024-2025
A typical La Niña pattern produces a wetter, cooler winter over the northern U.S., while drier, milder weather takes hold of ...
La Niña’s last hurrah? Pattern could disappear by this spring
Experts with the CPC predicted last week that there’s a 66 per cent chance that La Niña will fade to neutral conditions ...
La Niña Conditions Continue In The Pacific Ocean, But Not Expected To Last Past Spring
La Niña conditions have remained in place this month but will likely fade as we head through spring, according to a monthly ...
Atmospheric rivers explain atypical El Niño and La Niña years
El Niño and La Niña are climate phenomena that are generally associated with wetter and drier winter conditions in the ...
La Niña’s decline: Anomaly fading fast throughout winter
La Niña 2025 is already showing signs of fading. Currently a low-intensity event, this cold-water anomaly in the Pacific is ...
La Niña emerged in the Pacific in January. Did it arrive too late to affect Houston's winter?
Houston will likely remember this winter for years, thanks to January's rare snowfall. But did La Niña's January arrival even make a difference?
El Niño, La Niña not reliable for California rainfall predictions, study finds
Conventional knowledge in California about whether significant rainfall is in store for any given year has largely been tied up in the climate patterns of El Niño and La Niña. But a new study ...