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The upcoming La Nina could be weak and short-lived
Meteorologists predict that the La Nina phenomenon could appear early next year with a weak impact and only last for a short time.
Difference between El Nino, La Nina and ENSO
El Nino, La Nina and ENSO are all dangerous extreme weather phenomena.
El Niño and La Niña have occurred over the past 250 million years.
New modeling research shows that El Niño and La Niña that have existed for the past 250 million years have influenced Earth's climate.
Global rainstorms tied to unusually wet September
Rising ocean and land temperatures provide extra heat and moisture, helping storms intensify and bring heavy rain around the world.
This year's hurricane season could see many record-breaking hurricanes
Scientists at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have issued their highest forecast yet for the Atlantic hurricane season: 17 to 25 named storms.
After El Nino, it's La Nina again: 13 storms predicted in the East Sea, all at the end of the year?
Will the appearance of La Nina make the 2024 storm season in the East Sea more fierce?
The La Nina phenomenon may replace El Nino this year
The US National Weather Service predicts El Nino will weaken in the next few months, giving way to the La Nina phenomenon that could cool global temperatures.
The North is about to enter the peak of the winter cold
Winter this year will be colder than in 2016, the North is also about to enter the coldest period of winter.
What is La Nina phenomenon?
La Nina is a phenomenon of cold sea water compared to normal, this is a phenomenon contrary to the phenomenon of El Nino (sea water warming).
Storms and tropical depressions will appear continuously this year
According to the Central Hydrometeorological Forecast Center, from now to the end of 2016, there will be 6-8 storms and tropical depressions operating in the South China Sea, of