La Niña Expected to Follow 'Super El Niño' by Fall 2024, Impacting Global Weather

The transition from the current 'super El Niño' to La Niña could lead to more active hurricane seasons and drier conditions in the southern US, while effects of El Niño may persist through April.

La Niña is expected to replace the current 'super El Niño' by fall 2024, potentially impacting weather patterns globally.
The transition to La Niña could lead to more active Atlantic hurricane seasons and drier conditions in the southern US.
Despite the weakening of El Niño, its effects on global weather, including warmer temperatures and storminess, may persist through April 2024.
The 'super El Niño' has contributed to record warmth globally, with January 2024 being the warmest January on record.
Scientists are closely monitoring the transition from El Niño to La Niña, which could influence the rate of global warming and climate change.

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