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Climate Impact Company is obsessed with making the best month-to-month and seasonal climate forecast possible for all sectors of the globe. We branch the seasonal climate outlooks to the short-range forecasts with our unique week 2-4 outlook. Climate Impact Company monitors and forecasts all climate signals from ENSO to NAO/PNA to AMO/PDO to soil moisture and snow cover. Climate Impact Company has a 2-decade track record of forecasting seasonal tropical cyclone activity including ACE index.

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11/23/2020, 4:28 am EST
11/23/2020, 4:28 am EST

Under-achieving November Rainfall in Australia.

A La Nina climate is normally wetter than normal across northern and eastern Australia. However, November has been dry in these sectors. Contributing to the dryness is the subsidence phase of the Madden Julian oscillation at the tropical longitudes of Australia.
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11/18/2020, 11:36 am EST
11/18/2020, 11:36 am EST

Forecast Models Rainfall Projections Are Poor Across South America Past 30 Days

Forecast models have over-forecast rainfall across the dry-to-drought portion of Brazil consistently the past 30 days for both short-range and medium-range timescales. Forecast models have a tendency to turn northwestern South America wet with a fetch of that moisture across Brazil (at times). Instead the northwest South America dry pattern (and drought) persists and central/south Brazil rains are failing.
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11/16/2020, 1:59 pm EST
11/16/2020, 1:59 pm EST

La Nina Suddenly Loses Intensity

Last week the Nino SSTA regions warmed significantly and La Nina lost intensity. In the eastern equatorial subsurface robust cool water supply diminished indicating fuel to sustain La Nina is less plentiful.
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11/11/2020, 2:48 pm EST
11/11/2020, 2:48 pm EST

La Nina Roars Into Early 2021

La Nina 2020-21 appears projected to be almost as strong as the 2007-08 episode ranking the event 3rd strongest of this century so far. The Climate Impact Company analog projection is based on 3 cold ENSO events from the past 25 years and the consensus projects peak intensity in January, weakening La Nina next spring, neutral ENSO next summer and possible return to weak La Nina DEC/JAN/FEB 2021-22.
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11/09/2020, 9:49 am EST
11/09/2020, 9:49 am EST

October 2020 Global Soil Moisture Outlook

Leading drought areas across the globe as of November 1 is the Western U.S. which inspired a record-setting fire season, one of the driest/drought periods on record for Paraguay and a harsh drought across Southwest Russia and the Black Sea region.
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  • Possible South and East U.S. Storm Weekend/Early Next Week

    11/24/2020, 1:59 pm EST
    Climate signals are better (not perfect) supporting a major South/East storm for late this week into early next week. We would like to see at least SOME negative North Atlantic oscillation to force the storm as presented by the midday GFS and some models have a brief -NAO spike centered on next Monday.

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    • Northern Hemisphere Sea Ice Extent 2nd Lowest on Record

      09/20/2020, 1:55 pm EDT
      The northern hemisphere sea ice extent ranks 2nd lowest on record for the September 2020. The only year in which northern hemisphere sea ice was less abundant was 2012. The lack of sea ice does not mean that winter ahead will be warm.