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(Super) El Niño 2026-27

N0mz

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I figured it would be worth it to have a centralized discussion on the impacts of the seemingly certain very strong +ENSO setting in as we speak and will peak sometime around New Year's this winter. As a DC snow weenie, I'm very excited, but of course it's way too far out to tell. I also don't have any idea which ENSO forecasting products are any good, so I'd like to pick up some pointers on what tools to lean on and to ignore.
 
I would expect the Deep South and even Gulf Coast to get in on a few significant winter storms upcoming winter
 
The 1877-1878 El Niño, which holds the record at +2.8C according to reanalysis, killed around 50 million worldwide, 3% of the world population at the time, or the equivalent of 250 million today. Although food and water security are much better today, we may not reach 2.8, and the 1877-78 event was possibly aided by other teleconnections; a +2.5C or greater El Niño is a significant humanitarian event.
 
super ninos have been associated with mor active secondary seasons last one was 2015 and that had a p gnarly sec season with several Ef4s in the Christmas time frame, so def a good idea to watch how our super nino unfolds
Look for a active fall severe season that goes wilh strong Nino s per past
 
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