US EditionLa Nina exits after three weak months, leaving Earth in neutral climate state
- La Nina, the natural cooling flip side of El Nino, has ended after just three months, leaving Earth in a neutral climate state.
- The neutral setting in the El Nino Southern Oscillation cycle is generally the most benign, influencing hurricane formation, droughts, floods, and global temperatures.
- While La Nina causes cooler temperatures, raising the chance of floods and droughts affecting crops, ENSO neutral means water temperature remains near average, potentially stabilizing crop yields.
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The climate phenomenon of La Niña, known for altering the climate in different regions of the world, officially came to an end. Although its direct influence faded, the residual effects could remain present for several months.With the arrival of a neutral phase, meteorologists have already begun to outline how the global climate could behave without the presence of this or its counterpart, El Niño. Temperatures, rains and the hurricane season ar…
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