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The El Niño continues in the tropical Pacific Ocean. Model forecasts and observations indicate sea surface temperatures in the central tropical Pacific have peaked and are now declining. Sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific are expected to return to neutral El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) levels in the southern hemisphere autumn 2024. Most atmospheric indicators are close to normal levels, although trade winds have temporarily weakened in line with the passage of the Madden-Julian Oscillation through the region.

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The El Niño continues in the tropical Pacific. Model forecasts indicate the warmth of sea surface temperatures (SSTs) is likely at or near its peak, with SSTs expected to remain above El Niño thresholds into the southern hemisphere au-tumn 2024. Some atmospheric indicators have weakened over the past three weeks, and the SOI is currently neutral

The El Niño event continues in the tropical Pacific. Sea surface temperatures (SSTs) for December 2023 were higher than average across the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. The extent and magnitude of warm anomalies across the equatorial Pacific has decreased compared with November.

Climate change is one of the most pervasive threats humanity faces. Although climate science has long warned against climate change impacts and some efforts have been made to mitigate and adapt to climate change.

Solomon Islands Fatei initiative showcased at COP28. SPREP is working in partnership with Pasifika TV to bring content from COP28 to 25 Pacific Islands TV stations across 14. Pasifika TV is funded, supported and work alongside NZ's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Closing Day 9 at COP28. SPREP is working in partnership with Pasifika TV to bring content from COP28 to 25 Pacific Islands TV stations across 14. Pasifika TV is funded, supported and work alongside NZ's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Indigenous peoples at COP28. SPREP is working in partnership with Pasifika TV to bring content from COP28 to 25 Pacific Islands TV stations across 14. Pasifika TV is funded, supported and work alongside NZ's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Climate change in Samoa amplified at COP28. SPREP is working in partnership with Pasifika TV to bring content from COP28 to 25 Pacific Islands TV stations across 14. Pasifika TV is funded, supported and work alongside NZ's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Pacific Climate Warriors at COP28. SPREP is working in partnership with Pasifika TV to bring content from COP28 to 25 Pacific Islands TV stations across 14. Pasifika TV is funded, supported and work alongside NZ's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.