Drought in Mexico remains very serious.

Some computer forecast models suggesting a transition back to La Niña is possible.

From a world food production perspective, it has been a welcome turn of events.

Implications extend well beyond tropical storms. 

Today’s world water shortages only exacerbate the potential situation.

According to World Weather, Inc., global atmospheric trends will shift in the coming months.

Long-range weather forecasters are keeping an eye on recent events in California.

Spring 2022 in the Southern Hemisphere was dominated by La Niña for the third year.

Europe was the driest and lost the most crop yield.

Nearly half the nation’s water departments operated under a crisis status in late summer.