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If anyone has any money to invest, I strongly recommend the British tourist industry. It’s absolutely packed out in Aviemore, they’ve even run out of skis!Climate Observations: Equatorial Currents Before, During, and After The 1997/98 El Nino
The last time I was here there was hardly any snow and much talk of climate change destroying the winter economy. So here, at least, some good news. Otherwise, there isn’t much to smile about.
Most discussions of El Nino events center primarily on Sea Surface Temperature anomalies. Sometimes they include descriptions of surface (trade) winds. Rarely do they include illustrations of surface currents, but the changes in surface currents are a significant part of ENSO because they help show the transport of warm water from the West Pacific Warm Pool to the East Equatorial Pacific. This post illustrates the surface currents before, during, and after the 1997/98 El Nino event. The changes are significant and obvious.
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