July 2024 Temperature Messages: El Niño Advisory Ends & Precipitation Outlooks ● Above-normal temperatures Above-normal temperatures are favored across all of are favored during July and Central Region. The highest from July through September probabilities (70-80%) are in for all of Central Region. southeast Lower Michigan, Colorado, Wyoming, and the One Month Precipitation Outlook ENSO-neutral conditions are Nebraska panhandle, and present. La Niña is favored to small parts of southwest develop during July-September South Dakota and northwest (65% chance) and persist into Kansas. the Northern Hemisphere ● Drier-than-normal winter 2024-25 (85% chance conditions are favored across during November-January). most of NWS Central Region. The highest probabilities (50- 60%) are across western Seasonal Drought Outlook Wyoming. Three Month Temperature Outlook Jul-Aug-Sept 2024 Temperature & Precipitation Outlooks ● Above-normal temperatures are favored across all of Central Region and much of the CONUS. The highest probabilities (60- ● Drought development is likely 80%) clip western Colorado. Three Month Precipitation Outlook from southeast Iowa and ● Drier than normal conditions northwest Missouri east into the are favored (33-60%) in Ohio River Valley, western Colorado and Wyoming east Dakotas, much of Kansas and into the Dakotas, and into much Colorado, and parts of Nebraska. of the Central Plains. Near equal chances for above-below-or ● Drought is expected to persist near normal precipitation are in parts of southern Colorado expected across the remainder and southern Kansas. of Central Region.
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For more info, contact: shawn.rossi@noaa.gov Click to evaluate this product National Weather Service July 2024 – Sept 2024 Central Region Climate Outlook Sunday, June 23, 2024 5:48 PM ENSO Status: IRI/CPC Probabilistic ENSO La Niña Watch Forecast/Plumes Forecast Probability of Niño-3.4 Index Exceeding Season ≤ -0.5°C ≤ -1.0°C ≤ -1.5°C ≤ -2.0°C JAS 65% 22% 3% ~0% ASO 75% 37% 9% 1% SON 81% 48% 17% 3% OND 84% 55% 24% 6% NDJ 85% 58% 27% 7% DJF 81% 51% 20% 5% JFM 73% 38% 11% 2%
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