fromLos Angeles Times4 months agoEnvironmentLa Nina is back. It could mean another dangerously dry winter for Southern California
fromLos Angeles Times4 months agoEnvironmentLa Nina is back. It could mean another dangerously dry winter for Southern California
fromSFGATE1 month agoEnvironmentLa Nina could end soon. Here's what California can expect.La Niña began in fall and is likely to fade by spring, with about a 75% chance of ending by the end of March.
fromFast Company4 months agoEnvironmentA foreboding weather pattern has emerged: Here's what it means for winterLa Niña has arrived, will likely persist through winter into early 2026, and will alter jet stream patterns affecting U.S. winter weather and hurricane activity.
fromFast Company4 months agoEnvironmentA foreboding weather pattern has emerged: Here's what it means for winter
SciencefromMail Online2 months agoEl Nino is set to become substantially STRONGER and more frequentHuman-caused warming will make El Niño events stronger and more frequent, leading to more intense, regular global impacts including climate whiplash.
