- El Nino conditions are developing over the Pacific Ocean, altering atmospheric circulation patterns.
- Director provides expert outlook and monitoring on the development of the El Nino climate phenomenon.
NOAA predicts El Niño will intensify this fall, utilizing expert input from a professor at California State University and NOAA Director Ken Graham.
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Updated Aug 1
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NOAA predicts El Niño will intensify this fall, utilizing expert input from a professor at California State University and NOAA Director Ken Graham.
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The entities involved
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
agency in the United States Federal Government
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El Niño
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California State University
public university system in California, United States
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