The Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite recorded Kelvin waves moving eastward across the Pacific — a phenomenon often considered a precursor to El Niño. NASA has identified early signs of El ...

"Just in from NASA: June 2023 was cooler than June 1998 – despite 66% more industrial era CO2," reads the tweet. "Recent El Ninos have been driving recent warming. Emissions-driven warming is a ...

Experts have suspected an El Niño this year for some time. A NASA satellite spotted an early sign of El Niño forming in March and April: warm water in the Pacific Ocean moving eastward toward ...

NASA says that human carbon emissions drive the long-term trend of rising temperatures. El Niño, aerosols, pollution and volcanic eruptions can affect temperatures on a year-to-year basis.

While NASA spends a lot of time looking up and out toward the stars, the agency also has another important role: using satellites in space to look back at our own planet. Earth observation is ...

Brace yourself, Southern California. We could see extra flooding if a strong El Niño develops this winter. According to NASA, cities along the western coast could see an increase in the frequency ...

Each El Niño event is unique, and the exact weather disruptions it triggers can’t be fully predicted until the event […] ...

Climate change, caused by burning fossil fuels, is unequivocally warming the Earth’s temperature, NASA scientists said. And El Niño, the natural climate pattern in the tropical Pacific that ...

The current El Niño climate pattern has now attained ... month of the year," the service added in a statement. Data from NASA also showed that January saw record-warmth around the world.

They wonder whether human-caused climate change and a natural El Nino were augmented by a freak blip or whether “there's something more systematic afoot,” as NASA climate scientist Gavin ...

Climate change and rising sea levels could cause similar floods along the West Coast each year without El Niño by the 2030s, NASA warns. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn ...

NASA has identified early signs of El Niño from space, after one of its satellites spotted warm water in the Pacific Ocean moving eastward toward the west coast of South America in March and April.