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- initialism meteorology Initialism of
El Niño /La Niña -SouthernOscillation .
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The La Niña ended around May of 2007 and we have been in so-called ENSO-neutral conditions since.
Bill Chameides: This Winter's Temperature: Is It a Boy or a Girl? 2009
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El Nino is due to the ENSO, which is due to the periodically piling up warm pool off of SE Asia.
Christopher Monckton: Apocalypse Cancelled « Climate Audit 2006
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The researchers looked at the rhythms of a phenomenon dubbed ENSO short for the
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Many predictions suggest that the El Niño will fade by this summer, leading to either a La Niña pattern (with weak upper-level winds aloft over the Atlantic) or to what is called a ENSO neutral condition (the absence of an El Niño nor a La Niña pattern).
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The latest El Nino outlook, published on Monday, projects a continued transition to what is called ENSO neutral conditions by June and probable transition to La Nina conditions by the later half of this year.
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Many predictions suggest that the El Niño will fade by this summer, leading to either a La Niña pattern (with weak upper-level winds aloft over the Atlantic) or to what is called a ENSO neutral condition (the absence of an El Niño nor a La Niña pattern).
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Many predictions suggest that the El Niño will fade by this summer, leading to either a La Niña pattern (with weak upper-level winds aloft over the Atlantic) or to what is called a ENSO neutral condition (the absence of an El Niño nor a La Niña pattern).
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Many predictions suggest that the El Niño will fade by this summer, leading to either a La Niña pattern (with weak upper-level winds aloft over the Atlantic) or to what is called a ENSO neutral condition (the absence of an El Niño nor a La Niña pattern).
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Many predictions suggest that the El Niño will fade by this summer, leading to either a La Niña pattern (with weak upper-level winds aloft over the Atlantic) or to what is called a ENSO neutral condition (the absence of an El Niño nor a La Niña pattern).
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Many predictions suggest that the El Niño will fade by this summer, leading to either a La Niña pattern (with weak upper-level winds aloft over the Atlantic) or to what is called a ENSO neutral condition (the absence of an El Niño nor a La Niña pattern).
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