Where is El-Nino ?

[flybynight]

Is El-Nino gonna hit central and southern Calif this comming fall and winter ?

[old pudd fisher]

Don't think so I have been checking it out. Just a normal rain fall for a few years might help us, lets hope.

[DarkShadow]

It's kinda here.

http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/enso_update/sstanim.gif

Kinda.

[etucker1959]

The fish have different ideas!!!!! Let's just call it an adjustment to climate change. lol lol lol

[TUNAVIC]

Ha,check local fish counts,best yellowtail counts in many years!

Cya Tuna Vic

[cutbait]

Yeah... fish counts are a big indicator

[old pudd fisher]

Maybe it is here. Rain and thunder here in Riverside most of the day.

[Fishbones]

This thread cracks me up, not sure if serious or trolling..

[old pudd fisher]

They say its like a 60% chance of one in 2014 Fishbones. Just sayin It sure was a rainy day in Riverside today but just from monsoons I guess. :Smile:

[DEVOREFLYER]

Last year we had a series of high pressure that sat over the west deflecting any storms that came our way. If we have that occur again we are screwed.

[seal]

El Nino is no guarantee just another factor. The warmer water off the coast I think is going to contribute to more systems like yesterdays, this time of the year hurricanes, tropical storms, can get pulled up north along the coast by splitting northerly systems. So what you may see is systems coming in from the southwest instead of traditional type monsoonal surges that come in from the south east, the monsoon should be on the decline but there are some predictions that a hurricane will get caught up and drawn north by months end.

Or it could be hot and dry, toss a coin.

[Stormcrow]

From what I understand, weather forecasters have backed off the term HUGE El Nino and EPIC El Nino and have agreed that we have an 80% chance of a medium sized El Nino causing increased rainfall this fall and winter time.