The diagrams illustrate the changes in the atmospheric
conditions
in different parts of the Pacific Use synonyms
Ocean
namely the West Pacific and East Pacific, which stem from the EL Nino phenomenon.
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Overall
, it is clear evidence that the most noticeable coverts are the wind speed and the Linking Words
ocean
’s temperature, leading to the switch of Use synonyms
weather
patterns in Australia and Peru. Use synonyms
Besides
, in both Linking Words
conditions
, the Pacific Use synonyms
Ocean
always undergoes a storm with heavy rain.
In terms of the West Pacific, in the standard Use synonyms
weather
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conditions
, Use synonyms
this
area is dominated by weak Linking Words
winds
and warm water pushed westward, so Australia is likely to have a severe Use synonyms
weather
event of rain. Use synonyms
By contrast
, under EL Nino Linking Words
conditions
, the West side tends to witness a significant shift in climate when a warm Use synonyms
ocean
current goes easterly. To illustrate, strong Use synonyms
winds
blow over the Western part and give Australia nice Use synonyms
weather
with sunny.
Regarding the East Pacific, on a typical day of standard Use synonyms
conditions
, cool water and rich nutrients are pushed vertically to the Use synonyms
ocean
's surface by strong trade Use synonyms
winds
. Use synonyms
As a result
, the Eastern part including Peru experiences a warm climate with a large fish population. Linking Words
However
, there are dramatic changes in the East side’s Linking Words
weather
which is affected by EL Nino. Specifically, the number of fish sees a sharp decrease since trade Use synonyms
winds
weaken causing seawater to quickly warm up with two separated layers of the warm surface water and the deeper cold one.Use synonyms
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