LOS ANGELES - La Niña weather conditions are making a comeback in California soon. This comes as a La Niña Watch was issued by the NOAA on Thursday. The alert will run through the emergence of a La Niña or until water temperatures start to warm in the Central and Eastern Pacific.

Forecasters are on the lookout for a return to La Niña conditions by this winter, potentially affecting global weather patterns

For the second year in a row, California is expected to experience a La Niña weather pattern, potentially bringing some rain for far northern regions.

The world may be about to shift into a La Niña weather pattern, a development that would increase the risk of storms in the Atlantic as the height of hurricane season approaches there.

The National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center just released its latest advisory, and we are now on La Niña Watch. Here's what that means.

It’s a complicated conversation when it comes to predicting snow, ice or extreme cold plunges in Texas this early out. However, the Climate Prediction Center warns national models favor La Niña conditions over the U.

While we are currently in a Neutral ENSO pattern, CPC forecasters have reported that La Niña conditions are favorable to develop late fall into early winter (a slightly greater than 50% chance) before reverting back to Neutral late winter.

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The U.S. is on "La Niña watch," according to a new forecast issued by the Climate Prediction Center on Thursday.