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Put the headline number on your page.

Two small widgets that update with every build of this site: the headline ENSO number with its record watch, and the U.S. winter odds by state. Each carries its source and a link back. They are free to embed; please leave the source line and the link in place.

The headline number

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NOAA's headline index (currently the relative ONI, RONI) with its phase and strength, CPC's status, and one line of record watch: the freshest index at a record, or the closest miss.

<iframe src="https://forecastelnino.com/embed/now" title="ENSO headline number, Forecast El Niño" width="100%" height="370" style="border:0;max-width:600px" loading="lazy"></iframe>

The winter odds by state

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Temperature and precipitation for Dec–Feb, state by state: the likelier third this winter from the strong El Niño winters since 1950 plus the warming trend, with the sample size on its face. Hover a state for its three odds. At about 450 px and wider the two maps sit side by side; narrower, they stack and the widget needs more height (see Sizes).

<iframe src="https://forecastelnino.com/embed/odds" title="U.S. winter odds by state, Forecast El Niño" width="100%" height="440" style="border:0;max-width:600px" loading="lazy"></iframe>

Sizes

WidgetWidthSuggested heightUpdates
/embed/now320–600 px (fluid)370 px from 480 to 600 px wide; 480 px at 320 widewith every build (daily)
/embed/odds320–600 px (fluid)440 px from about 450 to 600 px wide (maps side by side); 760 px below that (maps stacked)with every build; the odds change when a winter or the method changes

The widgets use only this site's own fonts and a small script. Numbers come from the same files as the site; see Method and sources. Data as JSON, for your own graphics: the Wire.