Not exact matches
The one - year - ahead
forecast had also been scaled back but,
at around 11 per cent, is similar to what it has been in the past (
Graph 52).
This
graph is based on the average
forecast, which includes a decent number of outlier views from some of the doves, which
at present suggests tightening in January of 2016, but if you take into account the time drift of views since September 2012, it augurs for tightening in August of 2016.
Their
graph shows this: temperatures in the two
forecast intervals (green points shown
at 2005 and 2010) are almost the same and are both lower than observed in 1994 - 2004 (the end of the red line in their
graph).
So NOAA's official thinking appears to be that AMO is going through a warmer phase that will last 10 to 20 years (a
forecast as vague as the
graph), I guess I can see that by averaging out anomalous spikes, but this AMO is not
at all like ENSO, either ongoing or dormant, brings to mind external influences giving that 1 degree C fluctuation.
You will also be able to look
at a 10 day weather
forecast in details, sunrise and sunset timings, temperature
graphs and much more.
Graphs, animated radar maps, extended
forecasts, and even almanac data are all available here, so it's gorgeous and powerful
at the same time.