El Nino phenomenon appeared again silently
Data transmitted from Earth-based satellites have confirmed this: El Nino climate phenomenon has reappeared since September. However, this cyclical climate phenomenon occurred this year. related to the phenomenon in 1997-1998 has caused the rain to die n
According to NASA forecasters and NOAA (American Ocean and Climate Research Agency), this phenomenon has become more moderate this year.
Abnormalities of sea level on September 15, 2006
Similar irregularities on September 20, 1997 forecast the harsh period of El Nino
Satellites Jason and Aqua have also discovered a general increase in temperature accompanied by rising sea levels in the Pacific Ocean around the equator. These signs show that the return of El Nino is a cyclical phenomenon that occurs 3 to 7 years apart, noted by the warming of the Pacific tropical region. This phenomenon is associated with changes in the trade winds that often blow from the East to the West.
Rain will be lighter in Asia due to El Nino and America will save heating in this winter. However, meteorologists do not predict whether this phenomenon will last long. Normally, the El Nino phenomenon leaves the maximum impact from November to March next year.
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