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Dean_175 wrote:Ntxw- with very warm subsurface temperatures and favorable winds, why has nino3.4 not warmed at all in a month?
Hurricaneman wrote:The subsurface in the ENSO seems to be losing some of those +6 anomalies and the +5s seem to be shrinking also so who knows will the +anomalies stop shrinking or at least reform farther east or are we near the peak of this El Nino
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Hurricaneman wrote:I could see something like the ENSO 3-4 goes down to like a +.8 in the next month or 2 then as we head into the fall and early winter an increase to strong El Nino as that is when these tend to peak usually around the December time frame and there does indeed seem to be a start of a possible warm pool around the dateline but thats what makes weather fun
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TeamPlayersBlue wrote:Do multiple CAT 5's in the Pacific effect the SST much? There should be plenty of big typhoons this year. I think this season will peak early and around Dec, Nino 1+2 will be only slightly warm while the 3.4 section sees most of the heat. Just my thoughts. Nino is off to such a strong start.
Yellow Evan wrote:TeamPlayersBlue wrote:You think its possible that the Nino peaks early? Say Oct? The mean of those models runs is very very impressive.
No, provided a new sub-surface pool emerges this fall.
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