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The title sort of says it all, doesn't it? It rained a lot in California last winter. And it rained even though there was a La Niña present for part of the Northern Hemisphere winter, which normally leads to drier than average conditions. What the heck happened? This is a question being asked on social media a year later, which is why the ENSO blog team tackles it in this post. [Source: NOAA Climate.gov]
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