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The latest IRI Model-Based Probabilistic ENSO Forecast is hinting at a rapidly developing La Nina, perhaps reaching peak strength starting in August/September/October.
...except that we're talking about La Nina here, which is scientifically documented to become stronger and more common as the climate changes due to Man's activities.
It will be another record wet year for sure in AUS with no ski season to speak of
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The same research says that about El Nino's too. That doesn't mean the research is always accurate and that every ENSO event is going to be strong. CFSv2 is showing a strong La Nina but that model is an outlier this far out
The same research says that about El Nino's too. That doesn't mean the research is always accurate and that every ENSO event is going to be strong. CFSv2 is showing a strong La Nina but that model is an outlier this far out
No it doesn't. Anything claiming 'hotter and drier' is simply at odds with the Scientific Consensus, which points unanimously to a hotter and wetter future with relatively less extremes in temperature.
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