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It is easy to see where the dividing line is from the warm ssta's to the more cooler ones at el nino 1-2 area west of south america.Temps of +1.0 to +1.5c are at el nino 3-4 zone meeting the criteria for at least a weak el nino.Now the question is if this event unfolding will shut the atlantic 2004 hurricane season from any more tropical developments.
Weak el nino well established at the 3-4 areas
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Weak el nino well established at the 3-4 areas
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Wnghs2007 wrote:Thanks for posting this.
It seems to me that this weak el nino should last for sometime. DO you agree?
The latest data suggests until the first 3 months of 2005.
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