2 Pulses of Hot Water Hit South American Coast in JuneRebounding Along the Surface Someplace South of HawaiiStimulated by Removal of Wind Pressure From the Indonesian Area
| El Nino/Southern Oscillation | ||
|---|---|---|
| Section | Section | Section |
| Description | Impacts | Outlook |
Collapse or Relaxation of Normal Persistent East-to-West Equatorial Tradewinds in PacificMigration Westward of Large Atmospheric High Pressure Cell Over South Pacific From Tahiti to Australia
Large Mass of Water Migrates Eastward Across Pacific Ocean from Formation Area Around Indonesian & Philippine Archipelagoes
2 Pulses of Hot Water Hit South American Coast in JuneRebounding Along the Surface Someplace South of HawaiiStimulated by Removal of Wind Pressure From the Indonesian Area
Intense droughts in Australa, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Brazil, parts Africa, the Western Pacific Basin Islands, Central AmericaMilder winters in the NortheastWet over the south from Florida to TexasAlaska and NW regions of Canada and US can be abnormally warmHurricane activity minimal in Atlantic OceanRain and flooding to California, Oregon and Washington
When Large Mass of Hot Water Came to Americas
Atmosphere Reacted by Trying to Move Heat Out in 2 ways
Indirect Product of Two Changes in the Atmosphere
During an El Nino Event, South Carolina can expect the following:
Summer Rapidly Disappearing From Memories & Thermometer
Another Part of El Nino Process Starting Up
Start as Moist, Warm, Tropical Jetstream
SC Can Expect Between 120 - 135% Normal Precipitation within 6 - 10 months of the onset of a typical El Nino eventReserch on Historical Records Show 2 Worrisome Trends