The results of the study that would differ if the data was collected over a six-month period during the La Nina year instead of the El Nino year would be that:
- The La Nina averages of rainfall are reversed rather than the El Nino period where the Northwest is warmer than average and the Southern is cooler and wetter than average.
El Nino and La Nina are opposite phases of a natural climate pattern across the tropical Pacific Ocean.
<h3>The La Nina year</h3>
The La Nina year refers to the periodic cooling of the sea-surface temperatures across the east central equatorial pacific.
<h3>The El Nino year </h3>
The El Nino year refers to the above-average sea-surface temperatures that periodically develops across the east central equatorial pacific.
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