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Tag Archives: Madden-Julian Oscillation
The PACIFIC: what’s in a name?
The Pacific Ocean with a total area of 166.2 Million km² covers about 46% of the Earth’s surface, and reaches the deepest point at 11,033 m below water, which is enough to submerge Mount Everest or Mount K2 by more … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Global Warming, Hazards, Hurricanes, Science, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Wave, Typhoon, Weather
Tagged Abraham Ortelius, Eastern Pacific, El Nino, ENSO, Ferdinand Magellan, Japan, King Philip II of Spain, La Nina, Madden-Julian Oscillation, Northwestern Pacific, Pacific Ocean, Super typhoon Neoguri, Taiwan, The Pacicifc, the Philippines, The Pineapple Express, The Southern Sea, Tropcal Storm Rammasun, Vasco Nunez de Balboa
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Winter Weather 2011 and the Pineapple Express
“] Tropical moisture-laden air riding the so-called “pineapple express” over the Pacific ocean developes into a storm as it collides with cold artic air driven south by the jet stream. Often such storms are generated by pulses of disturbed weather … Continue reading
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