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What weather phenomenon is responsible for this difference in precipitation?
Elnino
Among the factors that effect the climate in latin America are?
Elnino, Earthquakes, and volcanos.
Do you have more snow with elnino or lanino?
Depends where you are. Ask this question again with your location.
How have computers helped map ELnino?
Scientist have collected and shared huge amounts of visual information which was allowed by computers in order to map EL Nino.
What often causes flooding in western South America?
elnino and la nina these air stream patterns have to do with the surface temp of the western pacific and the surface air pressure I can't really explain it but these two systems come together namelly elnino is the bad tempered one that creates the most havoc for us in the south while his more gentle sister lanina is known for giving us more mild winters in the south.
Why cant a serries of massive aritors be used to influence sea surface tempraturs during elnino events?
The expense and number of aerators would be prohibitive. Also, some countries would not allow aerators to be placed within their territorial water space.
What is effect of elnino over India?
El Niño refers to the extensive warming of the central and eastern Pacific that leads to a major shift in weather patterns across the Pacific.Changes to the atmosphere and ocean circulation during El Niño events include:Warmer than normal ocean temperatures across the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean.Increased convection or cloudiness in the central tropical Pacific OceanWeaker than normal (easterly) trade winds.this may cause droughts in India
Is 2011-2012 a la Nina?
According to the Scripps Institute, La Nina conditions (ie eastern pacific cooling) are likely to persist until the middle of this year. El Nino is forecast to become the prevailing phase in the end of the year and the beginning of next (2010) See http://meteora.ucsd.edu/~pierce/elnino/pictures.html The Australian Bureau of Meteorology seems to concur. They publish several different researchers computer modelling, and La Nina will remain for another few months, it may then be neutral or starting an El Nino later in the year, See http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/ahead/ENSO-summary.shtml So to answer your question, 2009 is not an El Nino year as such, but it may see the start of one, leading on to 2010, which presumably will be an El Nino year. Dr J K Monro, Wellington.
