El Niño events are caused by warmer than normal ocean temperatures near the equator in the Pacific Ocean. Which weather events are most likely to occur as a result?

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Pratnala · Answer 1 · 2019-08-14T02:36:50+0000

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El Nino is essentially caused by the interaction between the surface layers of the tropical Pacific Ocean and the atmosphere over it, which can also bring flooding and heavy rainfall in other areas.

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El Niño events are caused by warmer than normal ocean temperatures near the equator in the Pacific Ocean. Which weather events are most likely to occur as a result?

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