The SOI number off the Long Paddock site is back into the lower 20s again. It tried to go negative- down to a 1 and some change. Now, it jumped back into positive territory.
Also- looking at the OTIS SST anomaly map, it really seems that the Pacific as a whole is holding steady- with the exception of the East-Pac where cool anomalies persist- and have grown for a few weeks now.
Once I see "June 1" on the calendar, and there is no hint of a big SOI plunge like April had, then I'll feel comfortable that El Nino will stay away this hurricane season. So far, so good.
SOI well into positive territory again
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