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The Climate Prediction Center issues special climate outlook discussions assessing the impacts of persistent climate events.

El Niño - Southern Oscillation

1997

The 1997-98 NIÑO: Impacts and Outlook - 97/3

EL NIÑO Implications for the 1997 Southwest Drought and Fall/Winter Precipitation - 97/2

Drought

1998

Drought Across the Southern States; Increased Rainfall Ends Florida Wildfires; Decreased Storminess in Northern Half of Country; Very Hot in West - 98/2

Drought Across the Southern States - Wet and Stormy In the Northern Half of Country - 98/1

1996

Update on Drought in the Southern Plains and the Southwest: Special Climate Summary - 96/3

Drought in the Southern Plains and the Southwest: Special Climate Summary - 96/2

Flooding

1997

Flooding in the Pacific Northwest - 97/1

Hurricanes

1997

Atmospheric Conditions Associated with the 1997 North Atlantic and North Pacific Hurricane Season - 97/4

Winter and Summer

1996

SUMMER 1996: Cool & Wet From the Great Plains Eastward - Hot And Dry in the West - 96/4

Climate Conditions During the 1995-96 Northern Hemisphere Winter: Special Climate Summary - 96/1


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