"Anticipating La Niña: Impact on Hurricane Season and Global Weather Patterns"
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El Niño is weakening in the tropical Pacific Ocean, with sea-surface temperatures dropping and a high likelihood of transitioning to a neutral phase by April and potentially to La Niña by summer. The shift could bring dry weather to the southern U.S. and wetter conditions to the Pacific Northwest, potentially fueling an active Atlantic hurricane season due to overall ocean warmth.
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