Events | 2015.04.16
Wind Bursts Strongly Affect El Niño Severity, Says UMD Study
A new study published online April 13, 2015, in the journal Nature Geoscience finds that prolonged wind bursts originating in the western Pacific can have a strong effect on whether an El Niño event will occur and how severe it is likely to be. The findings should help refine future predictions of these global-scale climate events.
(PRWeb April 16, 2015)
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