El Niño 101
101 Facts and More About El Niño
What is El Niño, and why can a warming patch of ocean in the Pacific affect weather across the entire globe?
El Niño 101 provides a clear, engaging introduction to one of Earth's most important climate phenomena. From its origins in the tropical Pacific Ocean to its influence on storms, droughts, floods, fisheries, agriculture, and ecosystems, this book explains the science behind El Niño in a way that is accessible to readers of all backgrounds.
Inside, you'll discover:
- What El Niño is and how it develops
- The relationship between El Niño and La Niña
- How El Niño affects weather around the world
- Famous El Niño events throughout history
- Impacts on wildlife, oceans, and ecosystems
- The connection between El Niño and climate change
- How scientists monitor and forecast El Niño
- 01 fascinating facts that bring the subject to life
Whether you are a student, weather enthusiast, traveller, teacher, or simply curious about how our planet works, this book offers an enjoyable and informative guide to one of nature's most powerful climate patterns.
Part of the popular 101 Series, this book is designed to provide readers with a solid understanding of the topic while remaining easy to read and packed with interesting facts.
Discover how a change in Pacific Ocean temperatures can influence lives, landscapes, economies, and weather systems around the world.
