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Here comes El Nino. What will it mean for Louisiana's hurricane season?

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El Nino and its sister La Nina are part of the El Nino-Southern Oscillation cycle. In Louisiana, the biggest effects involve hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean. La Nina, which usually causes more hurricanes to form, was officially over on March 9. The Climate Prediction Center expects conditions to be ENSO-neutral for at least a few more months.

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Here comes El Nino. What will it mean for Louisiana's hurricane season?

The weather pattern known as El Nino is on its way back, likely bringing with it a wetter second half of the year in Louisiana and, possibly, a reduced risk

·New Orleans, United States
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Nola broke the news in New Orleans, United States on Friday, March 24, 2023.
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