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HURRICANELONNY wrote:They say possibly the strongest in 50 years. I thought 97 was the strongest![]()
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Kingarabian wrote:Ntxw, if the El Nino strengthens to unprecedented levels, what are the chances it continues until next summer?
Kingarabian wrote:Ntxw, if the El Nino strengthens to unprecedented levels, what are the chances it continues until next summer?
dexterlabio wrote:So we are still recognizing the last quarter of last year as the beginning of this El Nino event, am I right? The recent super El Nino's had the warming early in their respective years, while this year's El Nino had things heating up as early as summer 2014.
Not sure though if the short blip from January to March is enough to recognize this year's El Nino as a separate event.
Ntxw wrote:Latest MEI came out and it was a whopping +2.06 for May/June highest in 17 years. Readings that high are reserved basically for the super El Nino's (1991 had a brief period of that reading). That means in measurement of both ocean and atmospheric coupling, it is resembling that of 1982 and 1997.
cycloneye wrote:I see +1.6C on Mondays CPC update.What is your number Ntxw?
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