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2025 summer minimum sea ice extent in Antarctic tied for second-lowest on record
Climate.gov Staff |
April 18, 2025
Antarctic sea ice likely reached its annual minimum extent on March 1, 2025. The 2025 summer minimum extent is statistically tied with 2022 and 2024 for second-lowest in the 47-year satellite record.
Interactive map: average date of last spring freeze across the United States
Rebecca Lindsey |
April 17, 2025
When does the chance of an overnight freeze drop below 50 percent? Explore this map to find out.
U. S. climate summary for March 2025
NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information |
April 16, 2025
March 2025 temperatures for the contiguous U.S. were the sixth-warmest in the 131-year record. Precipitation ranked in the middle third of the historical record.
April 2025 ENSO update: La Niña has ended
Emily Becker |
April 10, 2025
After just a few months, La Niña conditions have ended and the tropical Pacific has returned to neutral conditions. Our blogger gives you the scoop on La Niña's end and the forecast for the rest of 2025.
2025 Winter maximum sea ice extent in Arctic smallest on record
Michon Scott |
April 09, 2025
Arctic sea ice apparently reached its lowest winter maximum extent in the satellite record on March 22, 2025.
An early but interesting end to the 2024-25 polar vortex season
Laura Ciasto |
April 03, 2025
After spending much of the season with super strong wind speeds, the polar vortex bowed out two weeks ago, with the core west-to-east winds sliding off the pole. However, as it winds down for the season, the polar vortex still has a few tricks up its sleeve.
U. S. climate outlook for April 2025
Mike Halpert |
April 01, 2025
The April outlook favors mild temperatures across the South, a wet month in parts of the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys, and drought persistence in the West.
New study demonstrates the impacts of multiple stressors on reef-building corals
March 29, 2025
New research shows Staghorn Coral may prove resilient to a single environmental stressor, but prove less resilient when facing a combination of stressors simultaneously.
'Sunrise over Cholla' from the Art x Climate Gallery
March 28, 2025
Released in 2023, the Fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA5)'s Art × Climate gallery encourages people to engage with climate in a new way. This youth entry by Diya P. showcases natural beauty in the desert Southwest.
Winner or bust? Did La Niña shape North American precipitation this winter as expected?
Nat Johnson |
March 27, 2025
It’s March Madness, ENSO style! Our blogger discusses why the North American precipitation pattern this past winter looked more like the response to a moderate-strength La Niña than to a weak event.
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