ENSO Impact Update For Western U.S.(credit: Climate Prediction Center via NWS Pendleton, Oregon)4/17/2016 
DISCUSSION: As ENSO forecast continue to indicate an expected quick transition from a particularly strong El Niño (which is currently on a steady weakening trend) to a moderate to strong La Niña by or before Autumn kicks into high gear. Attached within the graphic below is a neat graphic recently released by the Climate Prediction Center concerning the upcoming impacts expected due to the current status of ENSO and the developing changes discussed above. See the graphic above for details on an upcoming live Q&A session courtesy of the National Weather Service office in Pendleton, Oregon on May 2nd.
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ENSO Projections Update From The NOAA Coupled Forecast System MODEL (credit: NOAA via Eric Blake)4/6/2016 
DISCUSSION: The latest update from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on the status of the current ENSO trends heading through the next several months appears to indicate the rapid transition from a moderate El Nino to a moderate La Nina. This will have major implications on sensible weather trends across much of North America over the several months (e.g., affecting the predominant storm tracks across North America and other parts of the Western Hemisphere) as well as increasing the conduciveness of tropical cyclone formation across the Tropical Eastern Pacific and Tropical Atlantic Basins!
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