4/5 Gary A. 5 months ago on Google
Sitting
in
the
Nth
west
region
of
the
south
pacific
are
the
entrance
to
the
South
Pacific
if
coming
from
the
Maritime
Regions
of
Phillipinnes
etc.
And
the
opposite
if
approaching
from
Central
South
Pacific
into
the
gateway
to
the
West
Pacific/Asia
regions
via
Solomon
Islands.
Weatherwise
a
El-nino
event
is
announced
for
the
Southern
Hemisphere
South
Pacific
for
2023/2024
summer
incl
Solomon
Islands.
Due
to
the
vicinity
of
this
islands
group
to
the
West
Pacific
warm
pool
the
existance
of
rain
and
thunderstorms
is
frequent
in
summer.
Sometimes
there
will
be
a
slight
lull
in
this
pattern
with
the
warm
pool
fluctuating
the
different
active
to
non
active
stages.
El-Nino
will
bring
a
weakening
of
the
trade
winds
to
none
winds
and
also
reversals
possible.
This
may
allow
high
cloud
groups
to
form
with
more
rainfall,
and
also
the
creation
of
supercells.
At
times
the
warm
pool
may
track
east
of
the
Solomon
Islands
in
a
El-Nino
summer.
The
adverse
powerful
weather
systems
approaching
in
by
the
MJO
will
be
weakened
in
an
El-Nino
year
with
systems
like
these
sprouting
out
east
of
the
South
Pacific
dateline
in
the
2023/2024
summer.
The
areas
indentified
as
being
at
high
risk
of
the
adverse
weather
systems
is
the
Fiji/Samoas/Niue/Tonga
expanse
in
2023/2024.
Crops
that
do
well
in
rainy
humid
environments
are
best
planted
in
summer
with
adequate
rain
drainage
and
planning
needed.
If
fine
weather
may
appear
may
be
intense
hot
dry
bursts
but
these
occur
rarely
in
summer
with
a
majority
of
cloudy
overcast
weather
in
the
region
in
summer.
Plans
for
light
flooding,
sudden
powerful
down
drafts
of
wind,
possibility
of
the
Odd
Heavy
rain
system
may
need
monitoring
in
line
with
Supercell
systems
detections.
Hail
will
not
be
a
problem
due
to
mid-level
melt
but
will
add
to
elevated
moisture
droplets
at
the
melting
layer.