La Niña may end soon. What that may mean for temperatures and hurricanes.
A climate phenomenon known as El Niño Costero may be developing near Peru, potentially spelling an early end to La Niña.
As La Niña likely ends, there may be an increase for flooding and tornado threats this spring for Indiana
Severe weather season has begun. We are tracking the potential forecast changes for tornadoes, hail, wind and flooding for ...
Inquirer on MSN17d
La Niña arrives in Singapore but may not have cooling effect
The weatherman in early February declared the onset of La Niña, a climate phenomenon that often brings rain and cooler ...
MSS Reveals Singapore May Not Experience Cool Weather Despite La Nina's Arrival Due to Long-Term Warming
It is anticipated that this episode will continue until April or May, at which point neutral conditions will establish when ...
Austin American-Statesman25d
Did La Niña ever emerge? How conditions will impact spring weather, storms in Texas
After months of anticipation, the slow-developing La Niña finally emerged in late December, but its conditions are expected to dissipate before having any significant impact. In its most recent ...
Staten Island Advance25d
La Niña conditions expected to give way come spring: What does it mean?
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — La Niña conditions continued to prevail in the Pacific Ocean this past week, but meteorologists say that may soon change and ultimately dictate the course of weather ...
The Star18d
La Nina is coming, but may not bring much needed cool weather
The weatherman in early February declared the onset of La Nina, a climate phenomenon that often brings rain and cooler weather. But the cooling effect will not be as pronounced due to the longer ...
KXAN28d
La Niña ending soon: The impact on spring storms
AUSTIN (KXAN) — La Niña only just started in December, and already we’re setting our sights on its departure. As you may know by now, La Niña is driven by cooler-than-normal sea surface ...
The Star18d
La Nina arrives in Singapore, but may not have cooling effect due to long-term warming
The previous La Nina episode between 2020 and early 2023 was particularly prolonged. In 2022, Singapore saw the wettest October in more than 40 years, clocking 412mm of rainfall. Even so ...