19/12/5. Reason is La Nina will be almost over. The lasting effects of a La Nina will be felt during the heart of the season. SST's are looking pretty healthy right now. Shear should be lighter then last and the SAL should be lighter then last year. Let's see what happens and I hope I'm wrong. I was last year.
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