"From El Niño to La Niña: Weather Forecast for the Coming Months"

The "Super El Nino" climate pattern is waning, making way for the opposite La Nina, which is expected to bring cooler-than-average conditions and potentially increase Atlantic hurricane activity. The transition is predicted to occur as early as this summer, with La Nina conditions likely from June to November. This shift could lead to wetter weather in the northern US and southern Alaska, but dry conditions in Southern California and the Southwest, while also temporarily suppressing global temperatures.