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La Nina Fading, Weather Changes Coming

La Nina Fading, Weather Changes Coming

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It now looks like more changes are underway with sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, and that has an impact across North America.
Cooling temperatures the last few months created a La Nina effect. Now that may be going away.
Dennis Todey, Director of the Midwest Climate Hub in Ames Iowa says they are watching carefully…..

Todey says the climate experts don’t agree yet on what may happen next…..

Todey says in the short term, most of the northern plains should see a January thaw…..

Todey says they should get a better idea of potential spring weather in the next thirty days.

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