Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Westerly Wind Bursts (WWBs) are linked to sea surface temperature anomalies (SSTAs) in the western-central equatorial Pacific, influencing El Niño development ...

As of late March, sea-surface temperatures in the region of the equatorial Pacific have shifted closer to average, signaling the end of a weak La Niña. However, the exact timing of the transition ...

La Niña’s signature is cooler-than-average surface water in the east-central Equatorial Pacific, while its counterpart, El Niño, features warmer-than-average surface water. The atmospheric ...

In a recent statement, PAGASA explained that climate monitoring showed La Niña has dissipated in the central and equatorial Pacific. “La Niña conditions are no longer present,” the agency confirmed, ...

“La Nina (a half-degree or more cooling of the Central Equatorial Pacific) this season was weak, and brief too. The vital signs of La Nina have started fading now. The occurrence of El Nino (a ...

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U.S. major hurricane strikes are three times more frequent during La Niña events, when the ocean temperatures of the Central Equatorial Pacific are cooler than average, versus El Niño seasons.

In February, the Climate Prediction Center found that below-average sea surface temperatures weakened in the central and east-central equatorial Pacific Ocean. In analyzing water temperatures and ...