Weather
The opposite phases of natural climate.
What is El Nino and La Nina?
The warmer water in the Easter Pacific Ocean.
What is El Nino?
This is the directed movement of sea water generated by a number of forces upon water.
What are ocean currents?
This is a period of abnormally low rain fall, leading to a shortage of water.
What is a drought?
This is what El Nino is considered.
What is a natural disaster?
This is the amount of years it takes for phases to occur.
What is on average 3-7 years?
El Nino causes cold water to do this near Central and South America.
What is push up towards the surface.
This makes the ocean currents move backwards or stops it.
What is water warming?
This is the disorder of structure of function in a human, animal , or plant especially one that produces specific signs or symptoms.
What is disease?
The disease spread by El Nino.
What is malaria?
The wind that is weakend in the central and western pacific.
What are trade winds?
This happens when the temperature rises.
What is warmer?
This influences ocean currents durning an El Nino.
What are the sinking and rising motions of warming and cooling water?
This increases in eastern countries during El Nino.
What are droughts?
This is how often El Nino occurs.
What is every 3-5 years?
This can help El Nino grow stronger.
What is global warming?
This causes the warmer waters of an El Nino to shift.
What are counter currents?
During an El Nino event the coastal waters of these two countries are unusually warm.
What is Peru and Ecuador?
This extends after an El Nino.
What is the Pacific Jet Stream?
Droughts in Columbia caused by El Nino are threating this crop.
What is coco?
I am the three months when rainfalls develop during the development of El Nino.
What is September, October, and November?
This current weakens leading to El Nino.
What is the humboldt current?
This happens when cold water replaces warm water.
What is upwelling?
Longest years of El Nino.
What are two years?
This color happens to a beach reef after an El Nino.
What is white?