El Nino
February 21, 2008--Heavy snowpack could bring spring flooding (Pikes Peak Courier View)
Tracking snow levels is a job for the Natural Resources Conservation Service. In the mid-1930s, the U.S.
January 10, 2008--Wet Rockies, dry Southeast likely as La Nina continues (Summit Daily)
A moderate La Nina is expected to continue through spring, bringing wet conditions to the northern Rockies and continued dryness to the Southeast, government climate experts sai
January 3, 2008--2008 to be in top 10 warmest years say forecasters (Environmental Network News)
2008 will be slightly cooler than recent years globally but will still be among the top 10 warmest years on record since 1850 and should not be seen as a sign global
October 25, 2007--La Nina triggers snowy mountain weather (Carbondale Valley Journal)
For years, skiers have tuned in to long-range weather outlooks to determine whether an El Niño or La Niña might bring a bountiful powder season.
March 6, 2007--L.A. facing its driest year ever (Los Angeles Times)
...Los Angeles is experiencing its driest year on record...The last time it was remotely this dry was 1924, when 2.5 inches of rain had fallen...Right now, Los Angeles' rainfall is more than 9 inches
February 7, 2007--Dry Outlook Turned Out to be El Nino's Snow Job (Denver Post)
This season's El Nino was a typical one, but the impacts have been anything but normal in this hemisphere.
