
Global Precipitation Summary for October 2025
Download Headlines Weak La Nina continues to affect tropical belt rainfall pattern mainly from Indian Ocean to central Pacific E. Pac. tropical cyclones cause flooding

Download Headlines Weak La Nina continues to affect tropical belt rainfall pattern mainly from Indian Ocean to central Pacific E. Pac. tropical cyclones cause flooding

Download Headlines: La Nina continues weak comeback in tropical rainfall pattern Western U.S. and eastern Europe get some rainfall relief from drought Atlantic hurricane season

Download Headlines: South Asian monsoon remains strong with flooding in India, Pakistan and Nepal Heat wave in Europe enhances drought and wildfire occurrence Hurricane Erin

Download Headlines Northern Hemisphere summer conditions for July provided high surface temperatures (land and ocean) and extremes in precipitation, including a flood tragedy in Texas

Download Headlines: The summer South Asian monsoon gets a strong early start, with associated floods in Mumbai ENSO nears a very near neutral SST index,

Download Headlines The La Nina weakened in April in terms of the global rainfall anomaly pattern A double ITCZ is visible across the entire Pacific

Download Headlines: The ongoing La Nina weakens in March in terms of Pacific SST anomalies, but the La Nina tropical rainfall anomaly pattern remains in

Download Headlines The global La Nina precipitation anomaly pattern stays strong, lagging the weakening SST evolution during February Tropical cyclones and their rainfall patterns

Download Headlines: The La Nina rainfall anomaly pattern from the Indian Ocean to the central Pacific remains strong Extension of the alternating La Nina

Download Headlines: Record-setting global surface temperature associated with record (or near record) global precipitation amount, despite absence of major El Nino El Nino to weak