
Super El Niño, BUT, northern pacific ocean is also warmer than its ever been.
I'm no meteorologist but I thought that historically El Niño is a result of the warm water temps in the south pacific mixing with the colder water (and air) coming across from the northern pacific. This image from a few days ago shows that the colder temps in the north are also mostly gone... please... someone smarter than me, help my confidence that this winter is gonna be the banger we all hope for and need across the Southern Rockies.
Edit: many people smarter than me have helped explain... thank you, and the only real conclusion is that we're certainly in for something! See ya on the slopes 🤙