The debate will go on for years. Based on the science that we know, the fequency and amplitude of change in the earth's climate, whether measured by temperature, precipitation, snow level, etc., is increasing. Why? There are many theories. One of them certainly is the release of carbon into the atmosphere by the "hand of man."
As for the original topic of el nino, the many models seem to be forecasting a return to neutral sea surface tempertures (neither significantly warmer or colder than long term averages) in our waters by June or July with possible switch to la nina conditions by next winter.
As for the original topic of el nino, the many models seem to be forecasting a return to neutral sea surface tempertures (neither significantly warmer or colder than long term averages) in our waters by June or July with possible switch to la nina conditions by next winter.