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TIME A different climate pattern called La Niña could develop in the wake of El Niño.
118 months ago
io9 El Niño, you are the worst.
We Finally Know Why This El Niño Was Such a Monster
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The strongest El Niño ever seen is finally gone. But before it left it had plenty to throw at us: Storms, droughts, blackouts, thousands of pounds of dead fish. And we finally know just what it was that made El Niño so furious.
118 months ago
io9 Here comes "anti-El Nino"...
El Niño Is Almost Over, But "Anti-El Niño" Is on Its Way
gizmodo.com
The latest forecast for El Niño is out, and it’s looking like we’ve seen the worst of it already—but as it fades, there’s something new coming up on the horizon. Are you ready for anti-El Niño?
121 months ago
NPR Maybe El Niño isn't as bad as its reputation.
El Niño Does Bring Floods And Drought, But There's A Silver Lining
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We're in the middle of an El Niño that's already caused weather-related disasters and will last at least several more months. Now for the good news.
122 months ago
MSN News We're facing a potentially massive and destructive El Niño this year.
El Niño, explained: Why this year's could be one of the strongest on record
msn.com
Over the past year, scientists have been keeping a close eye on an important swath of the Pacific Ocean, just along the equator. When conditions here are just right, an El Niño can form — wreaking havoc on weather patterns across the globe. And it Read more ... looks like we're in for a big one. An El Niño is cur…
124 months ago
Los Angeles Times El Niño is expected to hit California between January and March – and maybe into May.
El Niño 'is here, and it is huge,' as officials race to prep for winter
latimes.com
El Niño is continuing to gain strength in the Pacific Ocean, climate experts say.
124 months ago
The Economist For the third time in recorded history, a devastating coral bleaching event is sweeping the planet. Why? Climate change and the return of El Niño
How El Niño wreaks havoc in coral reefs and the atmosphere
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“EL NIÑO is Spanish for...The Niño!” joked Chris Farley on a 1997 episode of Saturday Night Live, a sketch comedy programme. The skit was memorable for...
126 months ago
The Economist For the third time in recorded history, a devastating coral bleaching event is sweeping the planet. Why? Climate change and the return of El Niño
How El Niño wreaks havoc in coral reefs and the atmosphere
econ.st
“EL NIÑO is Spanish for...The Niño!” joked Chris Farley on a 1997 episode of Saturday Night Live, a sketch comedy programme. The skit was memorable for...
126 months ago
The Economist Coral reefs are losing their colour due to warm temperatures. The culprit is El Niño
El Niño is back, and it is stripping coral reefs of their colour
econ.st
“EL NIÑO is Spanish for...The Niño!” joked Chris Farley on a 1997 episode of Saturday Night Live, a sketch comedy programme. The skit was memorable for...
126 months ago
Gawker First there was El Niño, then there was Super El Niño, and now there's "Godzilla El Niño."
'Godzilla El Niño' Coming to Raid Your Fridge, Teach Your Kids Bad Words
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Oh, dear God. Don’t turn around. No, seriously, it’s right behind you. This menacing creature can smell fear and has a thirst for blood. I don’t mean to alarm you, but forecasters predict that a Godzilla El Niño will rise up from the ocean and Read more ... destroy everything you know and love this winter. Goodbye, friends.
127 months ago