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Weather event associated with the warming of the Pacific Ocean?
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The hot and dry weather is associated with the warming of the Pacific Ocean.
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What are some weather conditions that start with e?
El Nino is a weather condition. It refers to a period of elevated warming temperatures in the Pacific Ocean.
What describes a warming of the eastern Pacific ocean near the equator?
A warming of the Eastern Pacific Ocean near the equator denotes an El Niño Southern Oscillation, or ENSO.
Deep-ocean trenches are associated with?
Around the western edge of the Pacific Ocean
What is weather like in the Pacific ocean in Sept?
cold
Is global warming happening anytime soon?
Scientists agree that some recent storms and other weather events, like the meandering Polar Vortex that froze parts of North America in 2014, and the rise in sea levels in the Pacific Ocean, are clear signs that global warming has started and is affecting our weather.
How does the pacific ocean affect weather on the west coast of the us?
The Pacific ocean is warm so it would keep the coast warm/cool
What is Pacific North West?
Usually associated with the land mass in Washington State bordered by the Pacific Ocean.
Why do Humpback whales live in the Pacific Ocean?
They like the food and weather!
How does the Pacific ocean affects the weather along the coast of California?
it does somethinf
Where is the Micronesia located?
Micronesia consists of thousands of islands in the Pacific Ocean. They are not politically connected to any continent, but are sometimes associated with Australia.
El Nino refers to a warm ocean current that flows along the coast of?
El Nino refers to the warming of the Tropical Pacific Ocean.
What is the opposite of El Nino?
The opposite of El Nino is La Nina.El Nino is a time of warming water in the Pacific Ocean, and changes in weather patterns throughout the world.La Nina is a time of cooling water, and a reverse of weather phenomena.Try the link below for more information.
