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08/12/2025, 9:36 am EDT

East U.S. Heat Breaks Later August But Should Regenerate in September

Beginning next week, the hot weather affecting the East breaks down, and near normal temperatures prevail the remainder of the month. CIC agrees with ECMWF that anomalous warmth regenerates in September (AI and other operational models are cooler in the East during early September).

08/12/2025, 9:32 am EDT

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08/12/2025, 9:32 am EDT

ECMWF Projects El Nino for 2026

ECMWF has shifted their Nino34 SSTA forecast to El Nino by MAR/APR/MAY 2026. ECMWF is the only forecaster, for now, with the El Nino risk. Since the 2015-16 El Nino episode, ENSO has fluctuated between weak La Nina and weak El Nino looks and that trend seems to be continuing.

08/11/2025, 9:02 am EDT

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08/11/2025, 9:02 am EDT

U.S. Corn Belt Weather Extremes; Europe Crop Areas are Dry and Turning Hot!

The outlook across Europe trends hotter and drier. The primary change is extending the heat and dryness through the 11-15-day period. All Europe crop areas are affected. In the U.S., the Corn Belt observes weather extreme with period sof heavy rain and hot temperatures.

08/11/2025, 8:58 am EDT

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08/11/2025, 8:58 am EDT

The Risk of 97L Strengthening and Eventually Becoming an East Coast Problem Increasing

Operational models (GFS and ECM) are remarkably similar with the extended range (days 6-10) forecast of Tropical Disturbance 97L. NOAA/NHC indicates a high probability of a named storm within 48 hours, and tropical cyclone models indicate a steady westward track with intensification to a hurricane in 4-5 days.