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El Niño happens from every two to seven years, so it's not easy to predict.
El Nino refers to the warming of the Tropical Pacific Ocean.
El Nino is an ocean current. It looks like the rest of the ocean unless you are viewing it in infrared light.
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Gilbert Melendez goes by El Nino, Gilbo, and El Nio.
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El Niño happens from every two to seven years, so it's not easy to predict.
La Niña is a climate pattern that describes the cooling of surface ocean waters along the tropical west coast of South America. La Nina is considered to be the counterpart to El Nino, which is characterized by unusually warm ocean temperatures in the equatorial region of the Pacific Ocean.
General rule: El Nino = bad La Nina = good In South America, El Nino severely reduces the fish stocks by reducing nutrients that normally come up from the ocean depths. This devastatingly affects mainly the fishing industry of South America because without the upwellings, many fish and/or sea animals die from lack of food. El Nino causes a disturbance in the crucial food chain. Not sure about the impact on fish in Oceania though; just droughts, bushfires and general hardship.
El nino is the warm ocean current. It affects the ocean ecosystem by changing the climate of those regions through which it passes. Change in its direction causes heavy rains at some places and drought at other places.
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the Pacific Ocean
H. A. F. Sharaf El-Din has written: 'Labour productivity in Egyptian industry, 1965-1975' -- subject(s): Case studies, Labor productivity
San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador, is close to the Pacific Ocean, but slightly inland so not actually on the Pacific Ocean. El Salvador does have a coastline on the Pacific Ocean.
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