A La Niña event could, more likely than not, develop in the second half of 2007.
The last WMO El Niño/La Niña Update in March 2007 also noted an enhanced
likelihood of La Niña development, and conditions were moving quite rapidly in
that direction until a reversal occurred during May and early June. There
remains considerable uncertainty over the timing and magnitude of further
cooling in the central and eastern Equatorial Pacific, and indeed there is a
possibility that basin-wide conditions, despite some cooling, will on balance
remain neutral through the remainder of 2007. Development of El Niño during
the period is considered very unlikely.