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El Niño / La Niña — ENSO

NOAA CPC — Oceanic Niño Index · live

El Niño is developing

El Niño conditions emerging · Moderateindex (ONI) +1.39°C

The central Pacific Ocean is moderate warmer than normal. That extra ocean heat moves where storms form and where rain falls — right across the planet.

❄ La Niña (cooler)NeutralEl Niño (warmer) 🔥

What this usually means: Typically this brings drought and fire risk to Southeast Asia, Australia, southern Africa and the Amazon; heavier rain to the southern US, the Horn of Africa and parts of South America; and a quieter Atlantic hurricane season.

📍 Where you are — United States: Wetter, stormier southern tier (Gulf Coast, California, Southeast); milder, drier north. Suppressed Atlantic hurricanes.

▸ The science behind it (live data)

El Niño and La Niña are the two opposite moods of the Pacific Ocean. They tilt rainfall, droughts, floods and storms all over the world — the single biggest driver of year-to-year weather swings. This is where we are right now.

ONI warming over ~6 months (NDJ 2025: -0.60°C → MJJ 2026: +1.39°C). Currently 0.89°C above the El Niño threshold.

DJF 2024El Niño +0.5° · La Niña −0.5°MJJ 2026

This week — Pacific sea-surface temperature vs normal

Niño 1+2

+4.1°

Off Peru & Ecuador

Niño 3

+2.8°

Eastern Pacific

Niño 3.4

+2.3°

ENSO index region

Niño 4

+1.0°

Central Pacific

Official forecast · IRI / NOAA CPC · as published May 2026

⚠ This is the May 2026 forecast snapshot — a newer official forecast has likely been issued. Confirm the current outlook at the source below.

JJA 202698%
JAS 202697%
ASO 202697%
SON 202697%
OND 202697%
NDJ 202697%
Check the latest official forecast (IRI/CPC) ↗

📍 Near you — Columbus

closest: 102 km away
  • Flash Flood Warning — Athens, OH102 km away◐ Unconfirmed · single source2h ago
  • Flood Warning — Hamilton, OH143 km away◐ Unconfirmed · single source1h ago

7-day forecast — Columbus

Open-Meteo

Showery week — rain on 3 days, heaviest Wed (24mm). Keep an umbrella handy; brief downpours can flood streets.

  • River flood elevated: discharge +161% vs normal (peak Thu)

Fri

Showers

29° / 21°

💧 42% · 14mm

🌬 12 km/h

Sat

Cloudy

33° / 21°

💧 41% · 0mm

🌬 20 km/h

Sun

Cloudy

32° / 21°

💧 8% · 0mm

🌬 13 km/h

Mon

Showers

31° / 21°

💧 41% · 1mm

🌬 19 km/h

Tue

Thunderstorm

31° / 19°

💧 62% · 11mm

🌬 16 km/h

Wed

Thunderstorm

27° / 21°

💧 58% · 24mm

🌬 15 km/h

Thu

Cloudy

28° / 17°

💧 47% · 0mm

🌬 13 km/h

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7-day temperature outlook

AI weather ensemble · Columbus

ECMWF · 50 members
High confidence· why?
  • Ensemble members strongly agree — the forecast range is tight.
  • Well-observed region with dense weather networks.

Plan for the upper end of the range and follow official local authorities for confirmed warnings.

80% range (P10–P90) across all members — how sure, not a single guess.
Fri
29° (2731°)
Sat
29° (2830°)
Sun
30° (2831°)
Mon
32° (2933°)
Tue
31° (2833°)
Wed
28° (2629°)
Thu
27° (2629°)
26°│ marks the most-likely temperature33°
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AI analysis

updated 26d ago

Dangerous Heat Dome Gripping Middle East & Central Asia — July 2026

A powerful, El Niño-amplified heat dome is driving life-threatening temperatures across six cities over the next six days, with Kuwait City approaching 50 °C in 72 hours — the most urgent single threat in this cycle. All other observed seismic events are routine and unrelated to the heat signal.

Key concerns

  • Kuwait City: 49.7 °C [49.3–50.2] forecast 2026-07-15 — near-record, life-safety threshold breached in 3 days (confidence 85%)
  • Doha: 46.8 °C [46.5–47.1] forecast 2026-07-13 — extreme heat in ~19 hours, outdoor exposure dangerous (confidence 85%)
  • Djibouti: 45.7 °C [44.9–46.5] forecast 2026-07-16 — widest uncertainty interval; confidence 77% (below 85% gate), treat as watch not warning
  • Riyadh: 45.5 °C [45.3–45.8] forecast 2026-07-16 — tight interval, high confidence, Hajj-season overlap risk (confidence 85%)
  • Dushanbe & Tehran: 42.8 °C and 40.0 °C forecast 2026-07-18 — 6-day lead, confidence 85%; infrastructure and vulnerable-population strain expected

AI-generated analysis from the IAMUVIN MASTER BRAIN — it explains the live data, it is not an official government statement. Always follow your local authorities.

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Global Climate State

The big ocean & atmosphere patterns that tilt the odds of drought, flood, heat and storms worldwide. Each is a background dial, not a forecast — here is where each one sits now.

MJO

1.10 6

A pulse of tropical storminess circling the globe every 30–60 days, nudging where heavy rain falls.

as of Aug 2026

ENSO

1.39 Strong El Niño

The Pacific warm/cool cycle — the single biggest driver of global weather swings.

as of Aug 2026

AO

0.30 neutral

How tightly polar cold is bottled up — negative lets cold air spill further south.

as of Jul 2026

PDO

-2.03 negative

A slow, decades-long Pacific temperature pattern that tilts the odds of drought vs rain.

as of Jul 2026

NAO

-0.31 neutral

Steers storms and cold across Europe and eastern North America.

as of Jul 2026

Each index updates on its own cycle (weekly to monthly). A dated reading marked ⚠ is awaiting a fresh observation from its source — treat it as background, not current.

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✓ Confirmed = corroborated by 2+ independent sources, or reported by a top-tier official source (e.g. USGS, NHC) · ◐ Unconfirmed = a single non-primary source so far · Forecast = a model prediction for the days ahead, not something happening now.

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