A major climate pattern is developing in the Indian Ocean just as a powerful El Niño strengthens in the Pacific — and the combination could help shape the weather Florida sees this winter. The pattern ...

Tropical waters are not as thermally stable as once thought. Ocean waters vary widely in temperature over space and time, but the spatial and temporal resolution of remotely sensed sea surface ...

A strengthening El Niño and emerging Indian Ocean Dipole could bring Florida a stormier, wetter winter with occasional blasts ...

A super El Niño is setting the stage for an especially wet and warm Minnesota winter, and the impact of the global weather ...

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El Niño may drive California’s winter weather, but Atlantic La Niña and warm ocean waters could add complexity to the forecast.

Global sea surface temperatures have climbed to the highest levels observed in modern records, with scientists saying ocean ...

A new study about ocean circulation in the Pacific Ocean region concludes that currents in the Pacific and Indian oceans may be altered by climate change. New research shows that ozone depletion and ...