http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/a ... _advisory/
Really nothing new from what we know already about the cooling of el nino 1-2 and the more warm el nino 3 and 3-4 regions and in base of that not complete warming or cooling of the regions neutral conditions will prevail in the summer and early fall.
CPC update of ENSO 5/6/04=Officially no la nina
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CPC update of ENSO 5/6/04=Officially no la nina
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Well, hopefully it won't be too strong of an El niño. I wouldn't be able to stand another 1997.All this really says...IMHO...is something that has been stressed a lot lately...Apr/May are the two most difficult months to diagnose trends and identify which way Nino will go. Even if one starts to develop...it's not going to happen until the season is well under way.
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