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Well for many of us this information is not new because we know what is going on in the equatorial pacific in the past 4 weeks with cooler than average el nino 1-2 from 90w to 125w and somewhat warmer than average el nino 3 area from 126w to 140w and 3-4 area from 141w-to the dateline.In fact they here back down a bit from a weak el nino forming by the fall to neutral.But let's continue to follow ENSO and the SOI values to see what they do in the next few weeks but for sure NO EL NINO will appear during this 2004 season.
More confirmation of no el nino during 2004 hurricane season
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