Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/tpE82jPcsdp.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter May 16, 2026 - Alaska Extended Outlook - Strong El Niño Possible This Winter Ohio-class Submarine [AtEbDvuEpEe] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Tag: #Ohio-class Submarine, #tom selleck, #every year after, #kkr vs rcbThe latest outlook from the Climate Prediction Center continues to show a high likelihood of El Nio developing later this year, with increasing chances for a strong or even very strong event by fall and winter.Historically, strong El Nio winters can bring warmer-than-normal temperatures to parts of Alaska, along with a strong signal for drier-than-normal conditions across much of the state. While every El Nio is different, forecasters are closely monitoring ocean temperatures and long-range justin trudeau climate patterns as we head toward winter.Watch the full update from Brian Brettschneider to learn more about what forecasters are seeing and what it could mean for Alaska in the months ahead. #alaskaweather #akwx #elnio --Alaska Weather is a production by the National Weather Service's Alaska Region. Check us out on the web at --The Alaska Weather Team:Peter Chan - nikolaj ehlers Communications and Multimedia SpecialistDave Percy - TV Meteorologist David Kramer - Emergency Response SpecialistJoel Curtis - Emergency Response SpecialistBen Heath - Emergency Response SpecialistBrian Brettschneider - Seasonal ForecasterCarrie Haisley - Chief, Emergency Services and Multimedia Branch-- Accessibility StatementThe National Weather Service (NWS) Alaska Region is committed to providing access to all individuals with or without disabilities seeking electronic information on our websites. Despite our best efforts to ensure the accessibility of the @NWSAlaska YouTube channel, there may be some limitations. Below is a description of known limitations and potential alternatives. Please contact us if you observe an issue not listed below.Known limitations:Alaska place names are not always accurate in captions because captions are auto-generated. We are seeking alternative methods of generating captions to improve accessibility in the future. Alternatives:Check out maurizio mattioli these NWS websites for information discussed in videos on this channel.--Comments or questions:Send to carrie haisley noaa gov--Video:NOAA--Music:Stellar Wind - Unicorn HeadsWritten, produced, and mixed by Connor O'Sullivan for Unicorn Heads and the YouTube Audio Library.
Tag: #Ohio-class Submarine, #tom selleck, #every year after, #kkr vs rcbThe latest outlook from the Climate Prediction Center continues to show a high likelihood of El Nio developing later this year, with increasing chances for a strong or even very strong event by fall and winter.Historically, strong El Nio winters can bring warmer-than-normal temperatures to parts of Alaska, along with a strong signal for drier-than-normal conditions across much of the state. While every El Nio is different, forecasters are closely monitoring ocean temperatures and long-range justin trudeau climate patterns as we head toward winter.Watch the full update from Brian Brettschneider to learn more about what forecasters are seeing and what it could mean for Alaska in the months ahead. #alaskaweather #akwx #elnio --Alaska Weather is a production by the National Weather Service's Alaska Region. Check us out on the web at --The Alaska Weather Team:Peter Chan - nikolaj ehlers Communications and Multimedia SpecialistDave Percy - TV Meteorologist David Kramer - Emergency Response SpecialistJoel Curtis - Emergency Response SpecialistBen Heath - Emergency Response SpecialistBrian Brettschneider - Seasonal ForecasterCarrie Haisley - Chief, Emergency Services and Multimedia Branch-- Accessibility StatementThe National Weather Service (NWS) Alaska Region is committed to providing access to all individuals with or without disabilities seeking electronic information on our websites. Despite our best efforts to ensure the accessibility of the @NWSAlaska YouTube channel, there may be some limitations. Below is a description of known limitations and potential alternatives. Please contact us if you observe an issue not listed below.Known limitations:Alaska place names are not always accurate in captions because captions are auto-generated. We are seeking alternative methods of generating captions to improve accessibility in the future. Alternatives:Check out maurizio mattioli these NWS websites for information discussed in videos on this channel.--Comments or questions:Send to carrie haisley noaa gov--Video:NOAA--Music:Stellar Wind - Unicorn HeadsWritten, produced, and mixed by Connor O'Sullivan for Unicorn Heads and the YouTube Audio Library.