cycloneye wrote:The cooling of the pacific waters continues as shown at the latest data graphic.
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Not only that, but if you look at the anomalies for the Atlantic, you will see that they have warmed a bit.
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cycloneye wrote:The cooling of the pacific waters continues as shown at the latest data graphic.
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AussieMark wrote:the POAMA model brings Nino 3.4 to -0.77 during March but has it moderating thereafter
-0.77 for March
-0.66 for April
-0.53 for May
-0.47 for June
-0.38 for Jul
-0.33 for August
-0.31 for September
AussieMark wrote:Hasn't ended quite yet. Nino 4 region got warmer last week which allowed Nino 3.4 region 3 month average to remain above El Nino levels
altho by next week I assume El Nino will be BOM neutral criteria
I predict they will say its neutral when the update comes out today
Windtalker1 wrote:Doesn't Neutral condictions see stronger and more Hurricanes than La Nina condictions?
AussieMark wrote:Summary: A La Niña in 2007?
(b) the El Niño has decayed somewhat earlier than normal thereby giving time for a La Niña to begin developing during the critical March to June period; and (c)
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