The climate phenomenon closely watched by powder hounds everywhere, La Niña, is still here, but it should last for only a month or two more before disappearing early next year. That’s according to the ...

NOAA officially declared a La Niña event has developed. Will this last the winter, and what are the key characteristics of a La Niña winter here in the Great Lakes region? First, what is a La Niña ...

With the polar vortex catching all the buzz in recent weeks, federal forecasters say our old friend La Niña is still a major force shaping winter weather for the United States. Federal scientists from ...

Dec 11 (Reuters) - La Nina is expected to linger for another month or two before likely giving way to neutral Pacific conditions between January and March 2026, carrying a 68% probability, the U.S.

There is a 55% chance of a weak La Niña impacting weather and climate patterns during the next three months, according to the latest update from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Even ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Southern California has experienced a record-breaking wet start to the rainy season, contradicting typical La Niña ...

A La Niña through the winter months will likely produce a relatively warm and dry winter this season in South Florida, forecasters say. The National Weather Service on Wednesday issued its annual dry ...

It’s that time of year again! Our WRAL Severe Weather team is ready to roll out our winter weather predictions. For the second year in a row, it looks like we’re staying in a La Niña pattern through ...

It’s now official: La Niña will take the driver’s seat this winter in Texas, according to the Climate Prediction Center. For Central Texas, that likely means expanding drought conditions, as La Niña ...

Federal forecasters predict a La Niña winter for Florida, which typically brings warmer and drier conditions. While La Niña can increase Atlantic hurricane activity, it is not expected to impact this ...

When checking your local weather on the news or using various weather services like your iPhone weather app, you'll sometimes hear meteorologists referencing a La Niña event as part of their forecast ...

La Niña, a climate pattern that can affect weather worldwide, has officially arrived. La Niña is fueled by colder-than-normal Pacific Ocean temperatures, which then affect the pattern of the Pacific ...