What ENSO phase is predicted?  Do we foresee another drought?  Average rainfall?  Above-average rainfall?  Snow? (kidding)
I'll leave any tropical questions to the dedicated thread for that.
            
			
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				Cpv17
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More than likely a bad drought with only 2-4” of rain over a 3 month period with temps 97-103°F every day.
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So pretty much the same as it is ever summer here , stupid hot,  big droughts and the occasional tropical system lol
            
			
									
						
										
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I keep hearing 2011 being thrown around. F that!Stratton20 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2025 1:20 pm So pretty much the same as it is ever summer here , stupid hot, big droughts and the occasional tropical system lol
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Looks like it is trending away from La Nina. We had a hot summer in 2023 and was El Nino. Vice versa with 2011, which was La Nina.
            
			
									
						
										
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Cpv17 we absolutely  do not need anything close to 2011, hell we just to invent a skip summer button, not looking forward to the utter misery thats ahead
            
			
									
						
										
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Gonna be sweating buckets!!Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 2:33 pm Cpv17 we absolutely do not need anything close to 2011, hell we just to invent a skip summer button, not looking forward to the utter misery thats ahead
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Fortunately this summer doesn’t look anything like 2011. This wet winter helped a lot. This summer looks to be a little warmer than normal and near normal precipitation per the CPC J/J/A summer seasonal outlook. Hopefully nothing extreme.
            
			
									
						
										
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Hopefully your right, even though im back in katy now, last summer when i was still in college station, we had a 2 week period in which the high temperature was at or above 100 degrees , i would really like to not ever see that again lol