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  • The El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a primary driver of global seasonal climate variability.
  • Quantifying the sources of ENSO predictability remains a significant challenge.
  • Artificial intelligence offers advanced forecasts but lacks physical process linkage.

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  • To develop and validate a model for skillful ENSO forecasting.
  • To identify and quantify the sources of ENSO predictability.
  • To improve understanding of ENSO dynamics and interactions.

Main Methods:

  • Development of an extended nonlinear recharge oscillator (XRO) model.
  • Incorporation of core ENSO dynamics and interactions with other climate modes.
  • Analysis of initial conditions and memory effects of climate modes on ENSO.

Main Results:

  • The XRO model achieved skillful ENSO forecasts up to 16-18 months, outperforming global climate models.
  • Forecast skill was linked to the initial conditions and memory of other climate modes.
  • Reduced model biases in ENSO dynamics and mode interactions improved forecast skill.

Conclusions:

  • The XRO model provides a parsimonious yet effective framework for ENSO prediction.
  • Understanding interactions between ENSO and other climate modes is crucial for improving forecasts.
  • The XRO framework offers targets for enhancing ENSO simulations and predictions.