NOAA reports the end of La Niña, with the Pacific Ocean now in a neutral state, complicating seasonal forecasts.

The first outlook for the 2024 hurricane season in the central Pacific has been released, and for Hawaiian residents, a developing La Niña is expected to dictate how busy the season will be.

Anomalies in wind patterns were equally strange: strong easterly anomalies blew in the central-western tropical Pacific even as there were westerly anomalies in the far eastern tropical Pacific.

A study shows that the contrast between wet and dry areas can increase rainfall by up to 30%. Storm forecasting has traditionally relied on analyzing atmospheric conditions. However, groundbreaking ...

La Niña occurs when equatorial trade winds become stronger, changing ocean surface currents and drawing cooler deep water up from below. This results in a cooling of the central and eastern tropical ...

(Courtesy: Central Pacific Bank) Arnold Martines, Central Pacific Bank chairman, president and CEO on Wednesday announced the following senior management promotions: “I am pleased to recognize ...