Meteorologist say the jet stream is barreling down near-vertical, scream-inducing drops, followed by straight-up ascents.

Seas are beginning to simmer deep in the eastern Pacific Ocean, a signal that El Niño is stirring after a two-year respite.

A transition to El Niño is expected sometime this summer, unfolding just as hurricane season is getting underway.

Forecasters have released updated guidance on El Niño and its potential impact on summer weather patterns.

La Niña, when tropical waters in the eastern Pacific become cooler than normal, is ending and the opposite event, El Niño, is set for later this year.

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