Earlier this month we received the latest Winter Outlook by the National Weather Service where southeast Louisiana and ...

The names El Niño and La Niña trace their roots to fishermen along the Pacific coast of Peru and Ecuador in the 1600s. They noticed periodic changes in ocean temperature that affected their catch.

Photography by Alison Huxman, Pedro Gomes, James Tull, Michael Weybret, Jeremiah Klein, and Ryan “Chachi” Craig. Whenever we have a strong El Niño, XL surf and stormy weather immediately come to mind.

Well, we can confidently predict this: The Winter of 2023-24 will be more active than the past several winters — which were influenced by a triple-dip La Niña, which generally means less winter storm ...

Scientists are wondering if global warming and El Niño have an accomplice in fueling this summer’s record-shattering heat. The European climate agency Copernicus reported that July was one-third of a ...