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After Lala, new storm may approach Hawaiian islands (opens the original)
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As Hurricane Lala moves away from the Hawaiian islands, forecasters are tracking a new disturbance in the Central Pacific. The new storm may approach the Hawaiian islands this weekend with increasing rain and wind. HILO, Hawaii - Lala continues to retain hurricane status as it moves to the north away from the Hawaiian islands. As the former hurricane moves out of the picture, forecasters are now monitoring a new unorganized disturbance about 1,000 miles southeast of the Big Island. The highest i
Strengthening El Niño has a stronger presence in the new winter outlook (opens the original)
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This graphic shows the rapid changes in the Equatorial Pacific (El Niño Region). Back in January of 2026 there were La Niña conditions (water temperatures cooler than average). El Niño conditions developed over the summer (brighter colors). El Niño i OAKLAND, Calif. - On Thursday, The Climate Prediction Center posted a new set of forecast maps for the upcoming winter. The new guidance, which is updated every month, is painting a much wetter weather picture for most of California. The new for
Aquatic drones built in Alameda heading to El Niño region ahead of winter forecasts (opens the original)
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Saildrone is launching a new fleet of uncrewed surface vehicles from Hawaii to study a developing El Niño event in the equatorial Pacific. ALAMEDA, Calif. - Ocean researchers are turning to cutting-edge technology to study a developing El Niño pattern that could potentially rival the four strongest events on record. Saildrone, a company headquartered at the former Naval Air Station in Alameda, builds futuristic aquatic drones inside a historic hangar. Powered by the sun and driven by the wind,
This year's El Niño will likely be strongest on record, forecasters predict in August update (opens the original)
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Thursday's update states that there is now at least a 90% chance that strengthening will reach the "Very Strong" classification later in the year. OAKLAND, Calif. - The Climate Prediction Center released its monthly El Niño briefing Thursday morning. The conditions continue to warm in the Tropical Pacific and the El Niño has strengthened since their last update. The area that forecasters monitor is technically called Nino 3.4. La Niña conditions (cooler than normal water temperatures) were prese
El Niño Guide: 2026-27 event could be strongest on record (opens the original)
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This is animation showing the changing conditions in Tropical Pacific this year, La Niña fading and El Niño emerging. OAKLAND, Calif. - Some of this year's forecast models, including those from the Climate Prediction Center, have suggested that the pending El Niño event for the winter of 2026-2027 could approach the higher extreme of the very strong range. If this were to happen, it could be a record-setting event and may drastically affect the winter storm patterns. RELATED: Monthly forecast
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