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FINAL FORECAST: 2023-2024 El Nino Season for Southern California
2023-10-18
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Southern California Weather Force has issued the final forecast for the 2023-2024 Strong El Nino Season.
The last update on the preliminary forecast will stand. I will keep this as storms moving to the north mostly and delivering strong Santa Ana Wind Events, unlike the last several years. I will be going opposite of the other forecasts and going for an average to below average season and not above average as I did with last year’s La Nina, where they went below average and lost.
That super cold season of 1912-1913 will finalize and stick for the forecast area. It may not seem like it now because of the heat, but I can assure you that it will change fast as we will move through the next couple weeks as an appetizer with a Santa Ana Wind Event between October 24th and 27th.
Then after that, we will hit another warm period and then around mid-November to Thanksgiving you’ll see a major cold period …
Coldest periods will be New Years, January, and Early February.
The season will have a number of thunderstorms due to the upper-level temperature change.
So, to recap, Southern California as per my long-range forecast will be opposite of El Nino, having average to slightly below average rainfall, but nothing too dry … along with record breaking cold temperatures and a number of severe weather events for the strongest storms we do have with low elevation, even valley snow events.
If you have produce, I suggest remaining to the future forecasts as this will likely cripple the Central Valley (Kern and above) under no warning …
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