El-Nino
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There's trouble in the air. Specifically, in the west coast of the Americas, where the sea surface has been heated to abnormal extremes by an ominous, intermittent flood of hot water called El-Nino. The term. "El-Nino," which means "the child," was originally in reference to a warm current arriving annually during the Christmas season off the coast of Peru and Ecuador. The term was later restricted to the particularly strong periodic warmings that disrupt the
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Cited Monastersky, R. "El Nino Shifts Earth's Momentum." Science News. Jan. 1998: 45-46. Philander, S.G.H., and McPhaden. "What is and El Nino"? El Nino Theme Page 1990. YaHoo Online Services. YaHoo. YaHoo Online. 1993. Steven, William K. "Forecasters Begin to See Who Will Feel Effects of El Nino." New York Times, Late Edition (East Coast) 26 Aug 1997: C4. Suplee, Curt. "El Nino: Preparing For the Worst." The Washington Post Sep. 1997. YaHoo Online Services. Online. YaHoo Online. 20 Oct., 1997
Cited Monastersky, R. "El Nino Shifts Earth's Momentum." Science News. Jan. 1998: 45-46. Philander, S.G.H., and McPhaden. "What is and El Nino"? El Nino Theme Page 1990. YaHoo Online Services. YaHoo. YaHoo Online. 1993. Steven, William K. "Forecasters Begin to See Who Will Feel Effects of El Nino." New York Times, Late Edition (East Coast) 26 Aug 1997: C4. Suplee, Curt. "El Nino: Preparing For the Worst." The Washington Post Sep. 1997. YaHoo Online Services. Online. YaHoo Online. 20 Oct., 1997