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Ocean Network Research Cuts Leave Gaps in El Nino Analysis

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By Bryce Anderson Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
Published summaries of how these stations contributed to weather and climate knowledge show an impressive list. The stations have given information to help study the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation -- a huge global temperature conveyor belt. On the Pacific coast, the stations monitored low-oxygen zones and ocean acidification in real time. And in the North Pacific, the monitors detected changes in deep subsurface conditions that eluded satellites.
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Ocean Network Research Cuts Leave Gaps in El Nino Analysis

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By Bryce Anderson Verified
| The Progressive Farmer Verified
Ocean Network Research Cuts Leave Gaps in El Nino Analysis 6/19/2026 | 4:53 AM CDT By Bryce Anderson , Ag Meteorologist Emeritus More than 900 deep-sea instrument arrays that monitor ecosystems and prevailing currents are being pulled as part of a major cutback in the U.S.-funded Ocean Observatories Initiative. (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution photo) The most popular topic in agricultural weather in 2026 is El Nino.
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Past 10 months were driest in almost 50 years in contiguous U.S.

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| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified
The past 10-month period in the Lower 48 U.S. states has been remarkable for dryness. In fact, it's been so dry that August 2025 through May 2026 now ranks as the sixth driest such period on record for the contiguous United States. This analysis is featured in the USDA Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin posted June 9 for the week of May 31-June 6.
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