El Niño
El Niño is an _____ ______ phenomenon that can impact the climate of coastal areas and the Midwest
What is ocean current?
Water has a very high surface tension due to which three star concept?
What is rubberband concept?
How long is a tidal day?
What is 24 hours and 50 minutes?
What are Tsunamis caused by?
What is earthquakes?
What causes El Niño?
What is the low-pressure cell moving from over Indonesia into the ocean?
What classifies a wave as a deep water wave?
What are the water orbitals not touching the sea floor?
What moon phases are associated with constructive wave interference?
What are full moon and new moon?
What causes a plate to be dragged down with the subducting plate?
What is friction?
What causes the loss of nutrients and biodiversity during El Niño?
What is warm water, being too warm to sink, cancelling upwelling?
Why do waves break?
What is when water depth = L/2
Glacier bay is an example of a _____?
What is a macrotidal area
What must an earthquake do in order to cause a tsunami?
What is displace water?
The name of the ocean current impacted by El Niño
What is the Equitorial Counter Current?
As wave height increases, what exponentially increases with it?
What is potential energy
What causes the moon to always win?
What is a larger gravitational imbalance?
What kind of wave is a Tsunami?
What is a shallow water wave?
How does El Niño impact Wisconsin? (at least 2 impacts must be listed)
Warmer temperatures, more rain, less snow, more ice, less tourism due to lack of snow
What process causes wave height to grow?
What is the name of the diurnal tide at t=12 hours if you are in the southern hemisphere?
What is high tide?
What controls the velocity of a Tsunami wave?