The director general of the Zanjan Weather Organization pointed out the impact of the El Niño phenomenon on weather patterns, stating that the forecast of above-normal rainfall in the province is not solely based on El Niño, but is the result of examining a set of climate teleconnections and seasonal forecasting models.
Forecast of Above-Normal Rainfall Based on a Set of Climate Indicators, Not El Niño
The director of the Zanjan Weather Organization clarified that predictions for above-normal rainfall in Zanjan are based on various climate indicators rather than just the El Niño phenomenon. This information is significant as it highlights the complexity of weather forecasting in the region.
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📰 What Happened
The Zanjan Weather Organization announced that the forecast for above-normal rainfall in the province is based on various climate indicators rather than solely on the El Niño phenomenon. This highlights the complexity of weather forecasting.
- The forecast is based on a combination of climate teleconnections and seasonal forecasting models.
- El Niño is one of many factors influencing weather patterns, but not the only one.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's climate is influenced by various global weather phenomena, and accurate forecasts are essential for managing its agricultural and water resources.
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