The Great Lakes Weather Blog: ENSO Related Links/Images (NEW!)

This page contains several links, forecast images, and current conditions for forecasting the El Nino Southern Oscillation. This page will frequently have new links added to it. Expecting it to be fully running by Late July!

Current SST's:

T-depth Anomalies:

OLR Anomalies:

Nino Region Anomalies

Quasi-Biennial Oscillation:

**All these images are hyperlinked and will update automatically**

Links:
Multivariate ENSO Index (MEI)
Multivariate ENSO Index (MEI) Montly Data
Temperature/Precip Anomalies (ESRL)
Monthly/Seasonal Composites (ESRL)
MJO Temperature/Precip Composites
Historical Climate Data
Climate Prediction Center

More links and other images will be added over time. Any questions? Don't be afraid to ask on the chat!

Welcome to the Ohio/Ontario Weather Blog

Hello visitors and welcome to the Lower Great Lakes Weather Blog. We started this blog on December 23, 2008 because we were sick of bad and conservative forecasting by local media outlets that failed to pick up on storms more than a couple days in advance. Our goal is to not only provide accurate forecasts, but issue our forecasts much earlier than others. Soon after the blog was created we received a lot of comments from people in Southern Ontario, especially the Toronto area, so we decided to bring Southern Ontario into our forecasting zone.

Since then, I have started Long-Range forecasting, with my first winter outlook issued in last October. You can still see this on our "Seasonal Outlooks Page," which contains all previous long range outlooks. When Long Range Outlooks are issued, they will be on the home page, for everyone to see.

Starting in Fall 2011, Central and Southern Michigan will be added back to the blog!

We hope you enjoy our site, and come back often.