El Niño: Understanding the weather-disrupting event and why it could break records this year
The El Niño climate anomaly, which occurs in the Pacific every two to seven years, triggers droughts and floods, disrupts entire sectors of the economy, and raises global temperatures.
<p>The El Niño climate anomaly, which occurs in the Pacific every two to seven years, triggers droughts and floods, disrupts entire sectors of the economy, and raises global temperatures.</p>