Whether the weather

[John Bau]

Hi guys,

I thought this might be of general interest.

As you may already know, NOAA is predicting that the current "ENSO-neutral" conditions will persist through winter, and into spring 2020. ("ENSO-neutral" means neither El Niño nor La Niña will form in the SE Pacific).

This article is a good overview with graphics of the large patterns that set up, and how they tend to manifest across North America.

https://weather.com/science/weather-explainers/news/2019-11-22-enso-neutral-lack-of-el-nino-la-nina-winter-weather

For us in NM, this bodes well for observing opportunities in the coming months, better than last winter.

Cheers,

  John

[Tony Bonanno Photography]

That’s encouraging John. 

Thanks,

Tony

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[Jim Baker]

John ----------------  Finally, you send us some good news!

Jim

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