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The diagram below illustrates
the difference of state in the Pacific between normal conditions and with El
Niño surroundings.
During normal conditions
it is possible to find in West Pacific weak winds, storm clouds and rain, warm water
streams. Countries in that side of world experiment important rains. While at
the same time in East Pacific are strong winds, cool water with rich nutrients;
consequently, there are a sunny time with lots of fishes.
On the other hand, El Niño
bring many differences, in West Pacific the wind become strong, warm water
change its direction to east, and in countries close to there weather is sunny;
whereas East Pacific receive weak winds, level of cool water is lower and water
has poor nutrients; in this conditions, countries such as Peru has lot of
raining and less fishes. Moreover, strong clouds and rain move on to the middle
of the ocean.
El Niño is a phenomenon
which makes important changes over Pacific Ocean in a wide range of elements.
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