Building Western ridge will bring double-peaked Southwest U.S. heatwave into August, with elevated humidity persisting in SoCal due to very warm ocean

<p>Continued ocean warming brings increasingly warm and humid conditions to coastal SoCal In recent weeks, the Pacific Ocean along the immediate Pacific Coast has continued to warm. Earlier this year, I mentioned that this was not yet due to El Niño because&#8230;well, El Niño had not developed yet (and was, instead, related to other patterns [&#8230;]</p> <p>The post <a href="https://weatherwest.com/archives/43959">Building Western ridge will bring double-peaked Southwest U.S. heatwave into August, with elevated humidity persisting in SoCal due to very warm ocean</a> first appeared on <a href="https://weatherwest.com">Weather West</a>.</p>

2026/7/29
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Exceptionally broad and persistent west-central U.S. ridging to bring periods of elevated heat and monsoon moisture to CA and the SW, with record heat across Intermountain West

<p>June was mostly warmer than average in California, but without exceptional heat and with robust coastal marine layer; large and destructive wildfires explode across Southern Rockies amid strong winds and extreme drought June was a relatively warm month across much of the western U.S. compared to long-term averages, though record warmth was limited to the [&#8230;]</p> <p>The post <a href="https://weatherwest.com/archives/43915">Exceptionally broad and persistent west-central U.S. ridging to bring periods of elevated heat and monsoon moisture to CA and the SW, with record heat across Intermountain West</a> first appeared on <a href="https://weatherwest.com">Weather West</a>.</p>

2026/7/11
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Special update: Rising odds of a strong-to-historic El Niño event in 2026, with growing likelihood of significant regional-to-global scale impacts

<p>A quick refresher: What is El Niño and how can it affect global weather patterns? El Niño is the warm phase of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO), a semi-regular recurring cycle that transfers vast amounts of heat and momentum from the tropical Pacific to the global atmosphere. It is triggered every 3–7 years when the [&#8230;]</p> <p>The post <a href="https://weatherwest.com/archives/43880">Special update: Rising odds of a strong-to-historic El Niño event in 2026, with growing likelihood of significant regional-to-global scale impacts</a> first appeared on <a href="https://weatherwest.com">Weather West</a>.</p>

2026/6/12
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