El Niño is the name of a warm ocean current that affects weather patterns on both sides of the Pacific Ocean. The diagrams compare normal conditions in the Pacific with El Niño conditions.

The illustration demonstrates how to change the weather pattern with warm

water

, which is called

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El Niño.

Overall

,

it is clear that

El Niño conditions make serious

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which

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result in significant changes in both countries (Australia and Peru). On the one hand, it is evident that strong

winds

trade the storm clouds which can be well situated in light

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to rain.

Moreover

, the west week

winds

make the right following of warm

water

to the west Pacific,

while

cool

water

can circulate in the Pacific Ocean.

Therefore

,

this

circulation makes rich nutrients and Peru can keep fishing the amount number of quality fish. Looking at the second conditions illustration, there are notable changes that almost every cycle of nature shows inverse situations. To be specific, since weak trade east

winds

blow, the storm clouds keep

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to the east and

Peru

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weather

change

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to rainy weather. These can

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result

of

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poor nutrients because the warm

water

keeps

pushed

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warm

water

to

east

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by strong west

winds