2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino

[GaWx]

1 hour ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I was never wishing for a lower RONI because given how warm the Pacific basin is, I think that could predispose the hemisphere to residual MC influence in the mid latitudes, as we are still seeing signs of those competing forces despite the magnitude of El Nino. 

 
 The ONI peak in OND fell by the same 0.5 over the same period:

Aug 1-10: ONI peak +4.15

Aug 30-Sep 8: ONI peak +3.65 and likely to fall further just like RONI as per the location of the blue lines

 So, the difference between the peaks of ONI and RONI didn’t widen.

[40/70 Benchmark]

10 minutes ago, GaWx said:

 
 The ONI peak in OND fell by the same 0.5 over the same period:

Aug 1-10: ONI peak +4.15

Aug 30-Sep 8: ONI peak +3.65 and likely to fall further just like RONI as per the location of the blue lines

 So, the difference between the peaks of ONI and RONI didn’t widen.

Makes sense since the drop is due to the El Nino being focused east of 3.4 right now, rather then any type of reduced expression of El Nino across the hemisphere

[LakePaste25]

17 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Makes sense since the drop is due to the El Nino being focused east of 3.4 right now, rather then any type of reduced expression of El Nino across the hemisphere

Yup. It’s consistent with it undershooting 1+2