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Weak La Nina Emerges After Delays, Expected to Influence US Winter Weather

The long-anticipated La Nina has arrived, though its effects are expected to be milder and short-lived compared to previous occurrences.

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Meteorologists have confirmed the emergence of a weak La Nina after months of anticipation. This climate pattern, characterized by cooler Pacific waters, influences global weather, especially in the US where it typically results in drier winter conditions in the South. However, this year's La Nina is expected to be short-lived, lasting until April, leading to uncertainty in its weather impact. The delayed formation may have been influenced by persistently warmer global ocean temperatures, prompting further research into climate trends.

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