Jul 19, 2021
5:20:42pm
5:20:42pm
You’re thinking El Niño. The opposite of La Niña. El Niño is characterized by warmer than average temps in the pacific
leading to above average rain and below average temps. La Niña is below average ocean temps leading to below average rainfall and above average temps.
Originally posted on Jul 19, 2021 at 5:20:42pm
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7/19/21 4:42pm
That's generally how summer storms are here. Spring and fall will showcase rainy days, though this spring
7/19/21 4:43pm
7/19/21 4:53pm
We're in year 2 of the La Nina weather pattern at the moment. Cooler than average ocean temps in the Pacific are
7/19/21 5:01pm
Are you sure we're in a 2-year La Nina pattern? That's supposed to result in cooler temps and above-normal precip in the
7/19/21 5:17pm