8 Sept - Netvibes IV
English: Clearlake, California, 3/3/1998 -- Clearlake flooding after El Nino storms hit California. Photo by DAVE GATLEY/FEMA News Photo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Montezuma Bald Cypress tree, 900 years old, Abram, TX (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Tracks of major (category 3, 4, or 5 at maximum strength) hurricanes in the East Atlantic, West Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico during hurricane seasons that followed El Niño "Modoki" winters, between the years 1990 and 2005, as 2010 is not included in the database - 1992, 1995, 2003 and 2005. Derivative (cropped) work of NOAA hurricane database search. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
La Niña Conditions. Warm water is farther west than usual. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
During warm ENSO episodes the normal patterns of tropical precipitation and atmospheric circulation become disrupted. Related image: Image:La Nina regional impacts.gif (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
El Niño effects upon North American weather and atmospheric circulation. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
During cold La Niña episodes the normal patterns of tropical precipitation and atmospheric circulation become disrupted. Related image: Image:El Nino regional impacts.gif (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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English: Clearlake, California, 3/3/1998 -- Clearlake flooding after El Nino storms hit California. Photo by DAVE GATLEY/FEMA News Photo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Montezuma Bald Cypress tree, 900 years old, Abram, TX (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Tracks of major (category 3, 4, or 5 at maximum strength) hurricanes in the East Atlantic, West Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico during hurricane seasons that followed El Niño "Modoki" winters, between the years 1990 and 2005, as 2010 is not included in the database - 1992, 1995, 2003 and 2005. Derivative (cropped) work of NOAA hurricane database search. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
La Niña Conditions. Warm water is farther west than usual. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
During warm ENSO episodes the normal patterns of tropical precipitation and atmospheric circulation become disrupted. Related image: Image:La Nina regional impacts.gif (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
El Niño effects upon North American weather and atmospheric circulation. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
During cold La Niña episodes the normal patterns of tropical precipitation and atmospheric circulation become disrupted. Related image: Image:El Nino regional impacts.gif (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
El Nino a 'friend of the Midwest' according to Iowa climate experts(thegazette.com)
Monster El Nino is just the beginning(news.com.au)
California - A Deluge Followed by Mega Drought?(theburningplatform.com)
Weather WARNING [Video]: Dire Forecast on Monster El Nino Event Brewing in Pacific, 'BE PREPARED!'(patriotupdate.com)
Scientists predict swing from drought to flooding rains(abc.net.au)
Strongest El Nino in 18 years could break records(cbc.ca)
This year's El Niño weather pattern could be strongest on record: Experts.(environmentalhealthnews.org)
Weather forecasters in historical workshop(fijitimes.com)
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