State of the oceans -- April 8, 2020

Our Pacific reversal has gone, and will never be named as anything because the official definition is wrong.

Below is the sea surface temperature anomaly, which is the variation from an average.

The north Atlantic is much colder than normal, and there are big hot blobs north and south in the Pacific. 

This has resulted in a fairly undefined plume pattern.  By the time you get a hold on the pattern, it changes.