How we came to understand El Niño
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For centuries, farmers, fishermen, and forecasters saw pieces of the same climate pattern. Modern observations revealed how a warming Pacific can reshape weather around the world. Now global warming is making some of those effects harder to predict. The post How we came to understand El Niño appeared first on The Salata Institute .
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