Article • about 1 year ago

WeatherFlow Project: Understanding the Impact of El Niño on Weather Patterns in Baja California Peninsula

Summary

The 2023 El Niño is expected to persist through the upcoming winter and may peak as a strong El Niño event.
El Niño weakens the local pressure gradient, making it more difficult for large-scale northerly winds to curve into the beaches reliably.
Smaller swells and storms are likely, resulting from the shift in the subtropical jet stream over the Baja California Peninsula during El Niño years.

Source: https://blog.weatherflow.com/west-coast-wind-blog-on-the-average-how-does-el-nino-impact-bajas-wind-and-weather/

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