El Niño is a climate pattern forms in the Pacific Ocean affecting all over the world.
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El Nino causes warm surface water from the equator to move eastward towards the coasts of Central and South America due to wind shifts.
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El nino formation causes heavy rainfall in region of American continent
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El nino is not limited only for pacific ocean region, it also works in worldwide
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These causes leading factor in increasing temperature and global warming
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In the winter and fall of some years, when there is an El Nio, the winds are significantly weaker than usual and blowing away from Indonesia and towards South America.
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During El Nino conditions, sea surface temperatures rise, resulting in cooler and wetter weather than usual.
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About every three to four years, the weather system shifts from El Nino to neutral or La Nina conditions.
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La Nina conditions can last up to two years, making the recent three-year period unusual.