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GOES-19 satellite view of the tropical Atlantic on August 28, 2026, showing a sheared remnant swirl and no organized tropical storms

Aug 28, 2026 StormBag Team6 min read

Thirteen Days From Peak, the Atlantic Has Zero Hurricanes. Here's What El Niño Is Actually Doing.

Tropical Storm Dolly collapsed into an open wave and the National Hurricane Center expects no Atlantic formation for seven days — with the season's statistical...

Floodwater against a residential doorway, illustrating the kind of rainfall flooding NOAA's El Nino winter outlook favors

Aug 20, 2026 StormBag Team6 min read

NOAA's New Winter Outlook: El Niño's Rain Arrives Late, Hits California and the Southeast Hardest

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center issued new seasonal outlooks on August 20, 2026. The wet signal concentrates on the Southeast (above 60 percent by November-January) and...

NOAA OISST map showing warm sea surface temperature anomalies across the equatorial Pacific in May 2026, crossing the El Nino threshold (source: NOAA / Climate.gov).

Jul 13, 2026 StormBag Team10 min read

Super El Niño Odds Jump Again: NOAA Says 2026-27 Event May Be Strongest in 75 Years

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center just raised the odds of a very strong ("super") El Niño this fall from 63% to 81% — an 18-point jump...

NOAA GOES-19 GeoColor satellite image of the continental United States showing widespread thunderstorm complexes over the Central and Southern US on June 12 2026 during the second week of an active flash flood pattern.

Jun 12, 2026 StormBag Team6 min read

NOAA Declares El Nino as Central US Flood Siege Stretches Into Second Week

NOAA confirmed an official El Nino on June 11 as days of torrential rain drove flash flood emergencies from central Texas to northern Alabama. CSU...