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APEC Climate Center (APCC) Newsletter Issue No. 4 2025

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Issue No. 04 | 2025
APEC Climate Center Newsletter

TOP ISSUES

Dr. Jong Ahn Chun from APCC contributed as an author in the UNESCO-published book ‘The Water-Energy-Food Nexus Approach in Asia and the Pacific’

Dr. Jong Ahn Chun from the APEC Climate Center (APCC) contributed as an author in the UNESCO-published book ‘The Water-Energy-Food Nexus Approach in Asia and the Pacific’ , part of the Water Security in New World series.More...

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Dr. Seontae Kim from APCC received a Commendation for 2025 World Meteorological Day from the Minister of Environment of the ROK government. Next

Dr. Seontae Kim from APCC received a commendation for 2025 World Meteorological Day from the Minister of Environment of the ROK government.More...

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2025 WCRP EPESC-LEADER Science Meeting

The APEC Climate Center will host the WCRP EPESC-LEADER Science Meeting from July 15 to 18, 2025, at the APEC Climate Center in Busan, Republic of Korea.More...

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CURRENT FORECAST

ENSO Outlook for April 2025 ~ September 2025
The APCC ENSO Alert suggests “ Inactive”. Niño3.4 index is expected to be -0.2℃ for April 2025 and gradually increase to 0.1℃ for September 2025. ENSO-neutral conditions are most probable for the whole forecast period.
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MME Temperature & Precipitation Seasonal Outlook for April 2025 ~ September 2025
Strongly enhanced probability for above normal temperatures is predicted for most of the globe except for the central and eastern tropical Pacific for April — September 2025. Above normal precipitation is predicted for the South Asia, western Pacific, northern Australia, central America whereas below normal precipitation is predicted for the equatorial Pacific, Indian Ocean and the central and western America for April — June 2025. For July — September 2025, above normal precipitation is expected for Sahel and the Central Africa, whereas below normal precipitation is expected for the Caribbean Sea and equatorial Indian Ocean near Eastern Africa.
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