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El Niño bulletin

Latest plots

Latest monthly mean of Sea Level Anomalies over the Tropical Pacific (MSLA are computed from Ssalto/Duacs, annual and seasonal cycles removed here, see product sheet). A map of the latest Sea Surface Temeprature is also available.
See also previous maps for MSLA and for Sea Surface Temperature (SST). Credits CLS/CNES.

Standardized Sea Level Anomalies over the Nino3.4 region (MSLA are computed from Ssalto/Duacs, see product sheet). See also non-standardized Sea Level Anomalies. A Standardized Sea Surface Temperature is also available here.

Previous maps (since November 1992)
Other observations

CPC/NCEP (every Monday, sea surface temperature maps, subsurface analysis - thermocline variations - temperature/depth diagrams...)
Maps and sections from the TAO array

Forecasts :
- ECMWF
- CPC/NCEP Climate Prediction Center/National Center for Environmental Prediction
- IRI International Research Institute for Climate Prediction

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Applications: ENSO

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