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Climate forecasting and El Niño impacts in Latin America
Overview
Agricultural experts and meteorological services in Argentina and Mexico have begun issuing climate forecasts to prepare for shifting weather patterns. Initially, specialists in Argentina and Mexico focused on providing data-driven insights for crop management and livestock health, specifically addressing the El Niño phenomenon to mitigate water risks and manage high temperatures.
By October, the National Meteorological Service reported the development of a ‘Super Niño’ phenomenon, which is expected to drive weather patterns that deviate from seasonal norms. In Argentina, forecasts for the final quarter of the year indicate a trend toward below-average temperatures in several regions, including the northwest and parts of Buenos Aires province, alongside predicted above-average rainfall in certain municipalities. In the Chubut region, projections suggest a wetter-than-normal quarter for eastern and northern areas, with temperature variations across central and western zones.
Entities
Servicio Meteorológico Nacional · AARSP · Lucas Vignoni · Juan Espinoza Luna · INTA
Timeline
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about 10 hours ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 5 sourcesNational Meteorological Service issues quarterly climate forecastThe National Meteorological Service predicts a cooler and wetter final quarter for much of Argentina and parts of Chubut due to the ‘Super Niño’ phenomenon.
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22 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesAgricultural experts issue climate forecasts for Argentina and MexicoAgricultural experts in Argentina and Mexico are issuing climate forecasts and guidance to help producers manage risks associated with El Niño and seasonal weather variability.
Sources
elfuertediario.com.ar · enredaccion.com.ar · fmalpha.com.ar · horacero.mx · lineadirectaportal.com · rtn.com.ar · tribunadelabahia.com.mx