ALT A graphic with text reading: “Happy Earth Day, Monday April 22.” A brown bear cub reaches towards a flower in a photo beneath the text. Image credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Lisa Hupp

ALT This map shows the seven day quantitative precipitation forecast for the contiguous United States, by NOAA's National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center. An inch or more of precipitation is expected for the eastern Plains, Mississippi River Valley, Pacific Northwest Coast, and the Rocky Mountains. Little to no precipitation is expected across the southern United States.

ALT The Climate Prediction Center's 6-10 day precipitation outlook favors above-normal precipitation chances for much of the US and Alaska. Below-normal precipitation chances are favored for part of the Southeast and Hawaii.

ALT The Climate Prediction Center's 6-10 day temperature outlook favors above-normal temperature chances for most of the contiguous United States and eastern Alaska., the Southern Plains, and part of the Southwest and California. Below-normal temperature chances are favored for the Northeast, western Alaska, and Hawaii.

ALT This map shows the seven day quantitative precipitation forecast for the contiguous United States, by NOAA's National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center. An inch or more of precipitation is expected for parts of the Northern and Central Plains, Midwest, Western mountains, Southern Plains, and South. Little to no precipitation is expected for the rest of the West and Florida.

ALT Bar chart reflecting the percentage chances of La Nina, Neutral, and El Nino from March-April-May 2024 through November-December-January 2024-2025. For more information on explicit chances of exceeding Nino 3.4 thresholds please see https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/enso_advisory/strengths/index.php