La Nina develops during peak hurricane season

See how this natural phenomenon in the Equatorial Pacific could influence weather to come

September 12, 2020
Lead Article, Date; September 10, 2020
Website; www.noaa.gov
Lead Author/Credit; Unknown; US Government, NOAA
Forward; Ray Langella,

Typical Wintertime La Nina Pattern. Credit; NOAA Climate.gov

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The NOAA Climate Prediction Center has issued an advisory that "there is a 75% chance that La Nina will be in place from December 2020 through February 2021." This may mean that my friends up north may be sending daggers my way here in Florida.  But then again they may even decide to come pay me a rare visit while I experience a warmer and drier winter! In any event as with all climate and weather predictions nothing is set in stone. We will just have to wait and see!

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