La Niña is holding strong in the tropical Pacific, which will have implications on how our fall and winter seasons behave.

SPOKANE, Wash. — After three straight La Niña winters, El Niño is forecast to come roaring back for next winter! The transition is already taking place. As the ocean temperatures in the equatorial ...

Just as three consecutive La Niñas finally stop affecting global weather patterns, conditions in the swirling waters of the Pacific Ocean strongly suggest an El Niño could arrive in the coming months, ...

An El Niño climate pattern is in place as Southern California enters winter and what are historically the region's wettest months of the year. So what does the seasonal variation mean for SoCal's ...

Meteorologist Justin Rudicel breaks down how El Niño and La Niña — weather patterns thousands of miles away in the Pacific, play a big role in shaping Oklahoma’s winter weather.

If you’ve been following forecasts for the autumn and winter, you might have seen discussion of La Niña, a weather pattern that has something to do with the changing temperatures in the Pacific Ocean.

An El Niño appears to be forming along the equator off the west coast of South America in the Pacific Ocean. That could have a big effect on the weather in the United States and around the world. For ...

Much of the West's wet winter and the dry conditions in the northeast were due to the El Niño-Southern Oscillation climate pattern, and now scientists are now predicting a quick switch to La Niña. In ...

El Niño warms Pacific, weakens Indian monsoon causing drought risk and extreme rains. La Niña cools Pacific, strengthens monsoon delivering higher rainfall and potential floods. El Niño increases ...

Just as three consecutive La Niñas finally stop affecting global weather patterns, conditions in the swirling waters of the Pacific Ocean strongly suggest an El Niño could arrive in the coming months, ...