El Niño

L.A. Among 40 U.S. Cities Expected to Experience Abnormal Flooding Rates Due to Rising Seas, El Niño

"A deep wave of warm water spreading eastward across the tropical Pacific in May provides confidence in June's forecast that El Niño will last through summer (66% chance)," according to NOAA, which released this image. "The odds that El Niño will persist through fall and winter have declined slightly in the past month (from 55-60% to 50-55%)."

El Niño Is Officially Here, NOAA Says; but Don’t Blame It for Recent California Storms

El Niño Teases as Much of Southwest U.S. Remains Mired in Drought; Dryness Expands in SoCal

The latest drought map from Nov. 29, 2018 shows the southwestern United States remains in drought. (Credit: U.S. Drought Monitor)

NOAA Forecasts Below-Normal Hurricane Season in the Atlantic Thanks to El Niño

Downtown L.A.’s 5-Year Rain Total Is Lowest Ever Recorded

More El Niño Headlines

Why Did El Niño Miss SoCal? National Weather Service Explains

Thousands of Tiny Red Crabs Wash Ashore Along SoCal Coast, Possibly as a Result of El Niño

Dramatic Images Show Improved Drought Conditions in California Due to El Niño

Quick-Moving Pacific Storm Brings Pounding Rain, High Winds to SoCal

‘Godzilla’ El Niño Enters New Phase

Powerful El Niño Surf Eroding Cabrillo Beach, Other Beaches

Amid High Surf Warning, Big Waves Attract Surfers to South Bay Beaches

Waiting for Rain? Here’s What’s Keeping the Brunt of El Niño Away

El Niño May Be Helping Spread of Zika Virus

Storms Dumping on Northern California Give Hope of El Niño Beginning to Fill Up Low Reservoirs