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The expected La Niña has been slow to develop BUT there’s still a 57% chance it will emerge soon as the atmosphere is already looking a bit like La Niña.
Overall the global oceans are very much warmer than average. The east-central Pacific is one of only a few spots of negative (cool) temperature anomalies (blue).
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The first map is the regular temperature anomaly map, where each location shows the departure from the local long-term average. The second map here shows what happens when you also subtract the average anomaly of the entire tropics. Since most of the tropics are warm (red), this map shows not only how cool the Niño-3.4 region is compared to average, but how cool it is relative to the rest of the tropics.
With the rest of the tropics warmer, the cold anomaly in the east-central really stands out. This relative difference in temperature between the ENSO region and the rest of the tropics is really important for driving the atmospheric changes in the tropics that affect global weather and climate.
