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Official 90-day Outlooks are issued once each month near mid-month at 8:30am Eastern Time. Please consult the schedule of 30 & 90-day outlooks for exact release dates.
Seasonal outlooks of rainfall deviations from normal at selected tropical Pacific stations are given for overlapping 3-month periods out to a year.
Under Outlook, select the time period of interest for maps showing chances for above- and below-average temperature and precipitation. NOTE: Shaded areas on these maps show where odds favor above- or below-average conditions.
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center updates the three-month outlook each month. The next update will be available November 16. Seasonal outlooks help communities prepare for what is likely to come in the months ahead and minimize weather's impacts on lives and livelihoods.
Official 90-day Outlooks are issued once each month near mid-month at 8:30am Eastern Time. Please consult the schedule of 30 & 90-day outlooks for exact release dates.
This dataset projects a real-time seasonal outlook for temperature out to three months into the future. International Research Institute for Climate and Society probabilistic seasonal climate forecast product is based on a re-calibration of model output from the U.S. National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)’s North ...
Outlook Products include: Temperature and Precipitation Outlooks for 6–10 days, 8–14 days, 1 month, and 3 months in the future; Hazards Outlooks (heavy rain, severe drought, flooding) for 3–7 days and 8–14 days in the future; Temperature-related hazards (risk of Much Below- or Much Above-Normal Temperatures) for 8–14 days in the future
Colors show where total precipitation has an increased chance of being higher or lower than usual during the next three months. The darker the shading, the greater the chance for the indicated condition.
The National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center's Seasonal (3-Month) Drought Outlook is issued on the third Thursday of each month. The outlook predicts whether drought will persist, develop, improve, or be removed over the next three months or so.
The CPC issues maps showing the probabilities of temperature, precipitation and sea surface temperatures (SSTs) deviation from normal for the next month and three month periods. These outlooks are issued from 2 weeks to 13 months in advance, for the lower 48 states and Hawaii and other Pacific Islands.