The United States is “La Niña Watch”, according to Jadid Climate Issued by the Climate Prediction Center on Thursday.
The center expects Nenia to be formed in the fall, which affects the weather that we see in the last part of the year.
Nenia is expected to be short and weak this year, a lot Like the person we saw in the past winter. But this does not mean that its effect on the weather will necessarily be weak. After it is too late, the winter season 2024-25 showed “Telltale’s signs of the influence of Nineia”, ” Meteorologist Nat Johnson.
In the typical typical year of theory, the southern half of the country will become more dry and warmer, while the Pacific Valley and the Ohio Valley become more hot than usual.
This is largely what happened in the past winter, despite the “weak” ninia.
Johnson said: “In particular, most of the southern United States and northern Mexico were expected to be more dry than average, with dry conditions in the south of Arizona and parts of New Mexico,” Johnson said. “Wet conditions were predicted and prevailed on the northern part of the continent, especially in Alaska and parts of the northwest of the Pacific, as well as south in Central America.”
Johnson said this was not an ideal expectation – east of Texas, Arkansas, Kentucky and Virginia Western Virginia got some wet weather – but in general, the La Niña style was turned on.
Although although Nenia is expected to dissipate this year before the end of the winter, its effect is still likely to be visible in the winter months, Michelle Lorix, meteorologist at the National Weather Service. NAñA and El Niño tend to have the strongest effect on the weather in the winter.
If it turns out that Nenia this year is completely typical, the rains in winter all over the country will look like the map below: a dry season for California and the south, but a more moisture or snow season in blue spots in the northern and Middle West.
One of the ways that Ninia can have an urgent effect in the hurricane season, which will continue until the end of November. La Niñas is usually associated with a stronger and most preoccupied hurricane season.
There Update hurricane forecasts The National Oceanic and Air cover administration has been released this month, that there is a 50 % chance of the natural hurricane season, 35 % opportunity in a semi -natural season and a 15 % opportunity in a quieter season.