Extreme Weather: ENSO/PDO Photo Gallery by Orion Davidson at pbase.com

Extreme Weather: ENSO/PDO

ENSO stands for El Niño/Southern Oscillation. It is a periodic warming or cooling effect of the Pacific Ocean near the equator that heats the earth and produces climate changes effects. The great El Niño of 1998 caused $25 billion in damage in the United States alone.

PDO stands for Pacific Decadal Oscillation. It is a El Niño-like phenomena discovered in 1996 that also affects climate change.
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