La Niña is a global climate pattern defined by unusually cool waters in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific, typically leading to drier weather in Southern California. While sea surface ...

We’ve been stuck with La Niña for a long time – and, according to the latest National Weather Service ... bad drought even worse for California. The latest map from the U.S. Drought Monitor ...

Typical La Niña winter weather impacts are shown on a map created by NOAA. (Map: NOAA) When we’re in a La Niña, water along the Pacific coast is also colder and more nutrient dense ...

La Nina has dominated global weather, prompting mild winters across the US South, drought in the West and parched crops in parts of Argentina and Brazil. More than 99% of California’s land is ...

Weather experts say La Niña typically sets up a weather pattern that favors Northern California with wetter conditions, leaving the southern parts of the state drier. Now that La Niña is ...

Typically, during a La Niña event, the weather will be drier and warmer in Southern California, while wetter and colder in areas like Northern California and Oregon. La Niña is one-half of the ...

La Niña has dominated global weather, prompting mild winters across the South, drought in the West and parched crops in parts of Argentina and Brazil. More than 99% of California’s land is ...