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The article discusses the potential development of La Niña between June and August, with a 49% chance according to the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center. La Niña's cooling of sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean is expected to lead to an 'above-normal' hurricane season in Texas, increasing the risk of hurricanes and tropical storms making landfall in the state. Additionally, La Niña is likely to bring warmer temperatures and drier conditions to Texas, impacting water supply, agriculture, and potentially increasing the likelihood of wildfires.
Source: YAHOO