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A weak La Niña is present in the Pacific but is not expected to significantly impact U.S. weather in 2025.
A weak La Niña has returned to the Pacific, with cooler-than-average sea surface temperatures persisting into November 2025, according to NOAA and Columbia University.
Forecasters expect the event to remain weak and fade by spring, limiting its influence on global weather.
While La Niña typically brings wetter conditions to the northern U.S. and drought to the South, this mild version is not expected to cause major disruptions.
Its impact on the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season has been minimal, likely due to its late arrival and weak strength.
Regional weather will be shaped more by local factors like the polar vortex and atmospheric blocking than by La Niña.
Residents should monitor local forecasts for winter conditions.
Una débil La Niña está presente en el Pacífico, pero no se espera que tenga un impacto significativo en el clima de los Estados Unidos en 2025.