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In earlier posts I discussed the likely development of El Nino in the coming months. One of the biggest uncertainties in El Nino is how strong it will be. The impacts we see in different parts of the Southeast depend on how strong the El Nino ends up. You can see some graphics which show the precipitation anomalies across the continental US at www.climate.gov by clicking here.
