1. Update prepared by: Climate Prediction Center / NCEP 14 November 2016
NOAA
Update prepared by:
Climate Prediction Center / NCEP
14 November 2016
ENSO Alert System Status:
La Niña Advisory
La Niña conditions are present. Equatorial sea surface temperatures (SST) are below average in the central and east-central Pacific Ocean. La Niña is slightly favored to persist (~55% chance) through winter (North Hemisphere)

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4. Figure A. Forecast ONI (3. 4) using ARIMA (2
Figure A. Forecast ONI (3.4) using ARIMA (2.0.2) for the quarter SON ONI data used to make the forecast range from 1950 DJF quarter to ASO quarter of 2016 (802 data ). According to the figure, the forecast of ONI is
for quarter ASO 2016 with the Code-Date 802 (Prepared by my self)

5. Figure B. - Forecast for El Niño(3,4) November 2016 = -0
Figure B.- Forecast for El Niño(3,4) November 2016 = calculated with data from Jan-2014 (1) until Octuber-2016 (35) (using polynomial equation with Grade 6) (Prepared by my self))

6. Table A. - This table shows the results of ONI (3
Table A.- This table shows the results of ONI (3.4) monthly reporting NOAA (second column from left to right). The result of ONI reported by the NOAA for ASO Trimester was reported the first week of November. Forecasts of polynomial equations and statistical analysis Statgraphics ARIMA until ASO trimester are presented in the table.
With these forecasts for the ONI index (3.4) ranging from (Figure A) to (Figure B) where the ARIMA forecasts continue in their downward trend and polynomial equation has a breaking point of the downward trend from ASO trimester and in line with the forecast of an upcoming event weak La Niña we must be attentive to reports from NOAA and ENFEN, and be prepared for a weak La Niña(55 %) at summer 2017 (South Hemisphere)