Peru is expected to experience a weak La Niña climate phenomenon from November 2024 to March 2025, according to the Multisectoral Commission in Charge of the National Study of the El Niño Phenomenon (Enfen). The probability of this phenomenon is 52%, with areas closest to the Peruvian coast having a higher probability of normal to below normal sea conditions, which is good for economic and climatic activities. The government plans to maintain an alert status at "Not Active", indicating that while weather conditions will be monitored, immediate extreme events are not expected. The seasonal forecast for October to December 2024 shows normal to below normal minimum temperatures and rainfall in certain regions, which could impact agriculture and fishing. The fishing sector, however, is expected to benefit from the spawning activity of anchovy and the availability of hake.