El Niño’s return “will greatly increase the likelihood of breaking temperature records and triggering more extreme heat in many parts of the world and in the ocean,” WMO Secretary-General ...

El Niño: The warming cycle of the central and eastern Pacific Ocean waters. Winds at the surface, which typically blow from east to west, weaken and can even start blowing in the opposite direction.

Depending on the jet streams, El Niño could give the region a mild winter this season-- or hit it with an arctic blast.

El Niño returns: What's in store for Worcester and New England this winter? The big picture calls for warmer and dryer weather. But some climate experts caution that anything can happen.

El Niño is officially back. It's been a few years since we were last impacted by the irregular weather pattern, so it's likely time for a refresher on exactly what that means and how it may ...

Warm ocean waters are one of El Niño's biggest fuels – and data shows that sea surface temperatures have hit temperatures well above those seen during 2016's "Godzilla" event.

El Niño is nearing historic strength. What this means and when it will end. This could be one of the strongest El Niño events observed over the past 75 years, new data shows ...

El Niño returns: How that could affect this winter in Iowa. Today, we're going to be talking about the upcoming winter season and the effects of *** weather pattern called El Nino.

Since the planet has already warmed by around 1.2°C relative to pre-industrial times and El Niño adds some extra heat to the atmosphere, it’s possible that Earth’s rising temperature will ...

In El Niño years, warmer waters in the eastern Pacific create an active jet stream over the southern U.S., leading to higher chances of cool and wet weather in the southwest and warmer and drier ...

Each El Niño event is unique, ... As it moves away from the equator, it cools back down and returns to surface level around 30° latitude. From there, it flows back toward the equator, ...

For perspective, 2024 was an El Niño winter. 2023 was coming off the La Niña into a neutral phase and we ended up with similar totals for the three-month period. Will it get cold? Yes, but not often ...