National Weather Service expert tells Newsweek why so many moisture-laden winter storms have battered the Golden State this year.
Los Angeles and San Francisco have both received more rain than Seattle so far this year, and National Weather Service meteorologist Steve Reedy told Newsweek the reason for the surprise phenomenon.The data from Seattle's NWS office on Friday may come as a shock to many. 'Lets take a look at the 2024 rainfall. Los Angeles 15.33' San Francisco 13.58' San Diego 10.89' Seattle 12.91' ,' NWS Seattle posted on X, formerly Twitter.
El Niño started in June, but recent forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration anticipate that there is a 79 percent chance that it will transition into El Niño-Southern Oscillation Neutral by April to June. Then, there's a 55 percent chance it will transition to La Niña conditions in June-August.Whereas Seattle has seen fewer moisture-laden winter storms than usual, rain has battered California.
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