La Niña refers to _ than normal ocean temperatures in the _ ocean.

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dsp733 years ago

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aproximitly between the international date line and 120 degrees west

Anastaziya [24]3 years ago

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La Niña refers to COLDER than normal ocean temperatures in the PACIFIC Ocean.

La Niña is a climatic phenomenon that is part of a natural-global climate cycle known as El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO). This global cycle has two extremes: a warm phase known as El Niño and a cold phase, precisely known as La Niña. When there is a regime of strong trade winds from the west, the equatorial temperatures decrease and the cold phase or La Niña begins. When the intensity of the trade winds decreases, the surface temperatures of the sea increase and the warm phase begins, El Niño.

Either of these conditions expands and persists over tropical regions for several months and causes marked changes in global temperatures, and especially in global rainfall regimes. These changes occur alternately in periods that vary averaged from five to seven years.

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