surflineのインスタグラム(surfline) - 7月23日 07時41分

Yesterday NOAA released a comparison of sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies from a week in November 1997 (when the strongest El Nino on record peaked) with a recent week in July 2015. As you can see, there are some striking similarities between the two and one can even argue that the existing above normal water temps (red shading) is more expansive than 1997. The other interesting thing is that many of the climate models suggest further strengthening of the warm SST anomalies over the next couple of months. While its too early to say this will be a record breaking year, signs continue to point towards a strong El Nino. This means the potential for a very active East Pacific hurricane season, a below normal Atlantic hurricane season, and for typical winter time El Nino impacts (i.e. Enhanced, further south storm activity in the North Pacific) continues to increase -- @mwillissurfline | #ThisJustHappened @sector9 | Image: @noaa​ #​SurflineForecast #ElNio

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