El Niño is known for bringing soaking storms to California, especially the state’s southern half. A lesser-known side effect ...

El Niño has drawn growing attention as warming conditions in the Pacific raise the possibility of its return by late 2026.

Later this year, Texas’ weather will be affected by El Niño — a global weather phenomenon caused by an accumulation of warm water and winds in the Pacific. El Niño generally means more moisture for ...

The climate phenomenon that occurs every two to five years could contribute to extreme weather events around the U.S. in the ...

Weather predictions for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season mention El Niño. But what is it? How could it affect Mississippi?

El Niño has often been linked with weaker monsoons—but experts warn this year has the potential to be unpredictable.

Forecasters say a potentially "super" El Niño is rapidly taking shape in the Pacific—but whether it evolves into a ...

A developing El Niño could alter U.S. weather, bringing flood threats to some areas, and rising heat and drought elsewhere.

Meteorologists predict a developing El Nino could dampen the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season, but it won't eliminate ...

The ocean might be about to change the weather where you live. Recent news reports warn that parts of the central Pacific Ocean are warming up fast, and that a powerful weather pattern known as El ...

Most people have heard the name. It comes up every time there's an unusual flood, a stubborn drought, or a weather pattern ...

Why some meteorologists don't like the term 'super El Niño,' why climate change can lead to El Niño surprises, and more.