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Two Feet of Rain, 70s in November, and a Wobbly Polar Vortex: Is the Super El Niño Behind It?
By Chris Johnson, CEO & Founder, WeatherChamps · Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Some weeks the weather is background noise. This isn't one of them. In the last 72 hours, parts of Florida's Space Coast picked up close to two feet of rain, New England has been flirting with record highs, a cold front is rumbling through the Carolinas, India took its second severe cyclone in five days, and the stratosphere over the North Pole is doing something nobody has seen this early in the sea


Super El Niño Winter 2026–27: What It Could Mean for the United States
The Atlantic hurricane season has started unusually quiet, but the same climate pattern suppressing tropical activity could produce a wetter and more disruptive winter across parts of the United States.


The Evolution of Meteorology in the Age of AI
Human meteorologists are irreplaceable even in the age of AI. Dive into their evolving role and significance in our latest blog.
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