A global, city-level audience
Coverage spans 180+ city pages in 28 countries: Brazil, Peru, the United States, Australia, Indonesia, southern Africa, and more. People arrive looking up the place they live.
Sponsor
Partner on the weekly bulletin, newsletter, or city pages.
Put your brand in front of people already watching El Niño risk in their city. Independent NOAA-first coverage in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, with a weekly bulletin and a growing city-update list.
Readers come here to check a live ENSO number, a city page, or this week's bulletin. That is a high-intent climate audience, not a drive-by news scroll.
Coverage spans 180+ city pages in 28 countries: Brazil, Peru, the United States, Australia, Indonesia, southern Africa, and more. People arrive looking up the place they live.
English, Português, and Español share one site, so a partnership reaches the Americas and beyond without three separate buys.
The weekly bulletin is the week's ENSO story. City-update signups feed a growing list. A sponsor can sit next to that week's science, or in the email people asked for.
We lead with NOAA and IRI, then explain them. Partners sit beside trusted data, not invented weather claims.
180+
city pages in 28 countries
3
languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
14
documented impact regions
Weekly
bulletin plus a growing city-update newsletter
We do not invent traffic numbers. The live project can share a current analytics snapshot on request. We also do not sell NOAA data or pretend to be a government site.
A named slot on the week's El Niño update: ocean numbers, what they mean, and the regions on watch.
A placement in the emails sent to people who asked for drought, flood, or ENSO-shift updates for their cities.
Presence on monitored-city pages, where someone is checking local risk, not browsing a homepage.
A broader home or kit placement if you want the whole Observatory, not one slot.
Tell us who you are and what you want to sponsor. We reply from hello@elninoobservatory.com.