All atmospheric parameters also indicated La Niña conditions. In mid-February, the tropical Pacific sea-surface temperatures rose slightly but remained below average and within the moderate strength La Niña range. Read our ENSO Essentials & Impacts pages for more about El Niño and La Niña. Goddard is internationally recognized for her work in climate science, and has held several leadership positions in February Climate Briefing: La Niña to Hold on a Bit Longer February 23, 2021 Lisa Goddard’s career at the International Research Institute for Climate and Society stretches back to when the institute was based on the West Coast and some of its scientists surfed on their lunch breaks (we won’t name names…). A new set of model runs predicts La Niña conditions are likely to dissipate by June 2021, with neutral Summers could last half the year by the end of this century MaNBC News Q&A with Lisa Goddard on Leadership in Climate Science March 8, 2021 In mid-March, the tropical Pacific sea-surface temperatures remained below average and within the moderate strength La Niña range. A new set of model runs predicts La Niña conditions are likely to dissipate by March Climate Briefing: La Niña Starting to Wrap Up March 22, 2021 In mid-April, the tropical Pacific sea-surface temperatures remained just within the weak La Niña range, and while some atmospheric indicators appeared weakly La Niña-like, others were consistent with ENSO neutral conditions. Since 2014, ENACTS has helped countries facilitate the integration of April Climate Briefing: La Niña Packing Her Bags April 19, 2021 The Adapting Agriculture to Climate Today, for Tomorrow Columbia World Project is working with the governments of Colombia and Guatemala to implement a climate data initiative called Enhancing National Climate Services, or ENACTS, to help them better integrate climate knowledge into national-level planning and policy. As the world faces multiple, concurrent risks - a rapidly warming climate, megadroughts in the American West, new variants and new waves of COVID-19 infections in India, Brazil, and elsewhere - local communities, policy makers, frontline responders, and Colombia, Guatemala adopt ENACTS Climate Data Initiative May 12, 2021 Written by Jackie Klopp, Andrew Kruczkiewicz, and Joshua Fisher and originally published on the State of the Planet blog. A new set of model runs predicts ENSO-neutral conditions are likely to persist through August-October 2021, We Must Incorporate Social Justice When Planning for Compound Disasters May 13, 2021 Atmospheric indicators are similarly consistent with the end of La Niña conditions. In mid-May, the tropical Pacific sea-surface temperatures, while still slightly cool, are now within the range of ENSO-neutral. IRI and Fairtrade International host a virtual event about the future of coffee production in a changing climate May Climate Briefing: Neutral Conditions are Here May 26, 2021 Torrential rainfall quickly transformed New York City’s streets and expressways into rivers and lakes on Wednesday night Is Climate Change Putting the Future of Coffee at Risk? June 21, 2021 This story was originally written by Kai Kornhuber, Mona Hemmati, and Andrew Kruczkiewicz and published on the State of the Planet blog, as part of Climate Week NYC coverage. Learn more about Climate Week, read other stories, and check out upcoming events. When Record-Breaking Is the Norm: Mitigating the Impacts of Extreme Rainfall Events in a Changing Climate September 22, 2021
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