El Nino and La Nina News

Posted March 10, 1999:

• Making Sense Of Weird Weather

Posted March 1, 1999:

• La Nina Cycle Puts New Twist On Tornado Season

Posted February 26, 1999:

• Who Benefits From Climate Forecasts? Columbia Scientists Tackle Thorny Question

Posted February 23, 1999:

• Brief Exposure To High Temperatures Has Lasting Effect On Nervous System

Posted February 22, 1999:

• Giant Ocean Eddies Discovered

Posted February 1, 1999:

• Second Annual 'Great Backyard Bird Count' Needs Families, Classrooms And Individuals To Put Their Bird Sightings On The Map

Posted January 28, 1999:

• New Satellite Image Shows La Nina Weakening, Unusual Pacific

Posted January 27, 1999:

• Lessons From El Niño: New Modeling Techniques Improve Prediction And Tracking Of Extreme Weather Events

Posted January 26, 1999:

• Long-Term Forecasting Could Give Nations Tools To Survive Climate Change

Posted January 21, 1999:

• Climate May Affect Cultural Evolution
• Weather On Tiny Pacific Island May Hold Clues To Global Climate Change

Posted January 18, 1999:

• 20-Year Global Temperature Record Shows Warming And Cooling Trends

Posted January 11, 1999:

• El Nino Impacts: Weaker In The Past, Stronger In The Future?

Posted December 22, 1998:

• New Report Focuses On Links Between Global Weather Patterns And Infectious Disease

Posted December 8, 1998:

• TOPEX/Poseidon Satellite Finds Global Sea Level Change During El Nino

Posted December 7, 1998:

• Global Climate Change: Ill-Wind For California Wildfires

Posted December 4, 1998:

• 1998 Hurricane Season Probably A Taste Of Seasons To Come

Posted November 30, 1998:

• Scientists Tackle Climate Variability, Global Warming At Paris Meeting

Posted November 25, 1998:

• Tropical Rainfall Measuring Spacecraft Completes One Year Of Dramatic Weather Observations

Posted November 20, 1998:

• New TOPEX/Poseidon Satellite Image Shows La Nina 'Frozen' In Pacific

Posted October 28, 1998:

• El Niño Influenced Melting Glaciers

Posted October 23, 1998:

• El Niño And Climate More Predictable Than Previously Thought

Posted October 22, 1998:

• New Satellite Image Shows Pacific Ocean Still Battling Between Hot And Cold

Posted September 19, 1998:

• Evidence For Earliest Maritime-Based Societies In The Americas Reported In Science Magazine

Posted August 17, 1998:

• Scientists Say Alaska Salmon Declines Inevitable

Posted August 14, 1998:

• Forecasting The El Nino-Driven Ebb And Flow Of A Rogue Mosquito

Posted July 31, 1998:

• Allergy And Asthma-Exacerbating Mites, Molds And Pollens On The Rise Due To El Niño . . . La Niña

Posted July 29, 1998:

• Boulder Scientists Involved In Effort To Study Arctic Warming

Posted July 20, 1998:

• NASA Satellite Sheds New Light On The La Niña Phenomenon

Posted May 26, 1998:

• NCAR To Host The World's First La Nina Summit

Posted April 23, 1998:

• Scientists Find Further Global Warming Evidence In Temperature Reconstruction Study

Posted April 16, 1998:

• El Nino And Your Allergies

Posted March 27, 1998:

• El Niño Not The Driving Force Behind North Pacific Hurricanes

Posted March 13, 1998:

• Computer Model May Give Farmers The Edge On The Next El Nino

Posted March 10, 1998:

• Recent El Niños 'Unlikely To Be Caused By Past Warming Trend': CSIRO Scientist

Posted February 9, 1998:

• El Nino's Harm Continues, National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration Reports

Posted February 2, 1998:

• El Niño May Provide A New Headache For Astronomers

Posted January 29, 1998:

• "Tracking El Niño" NOVA/PBS Online Adventures Return With This Century's Biggest Weather Event

Posted December 18, 1997:

• Remote Cloud Observatory Tracks El Niño Changes

Posted December 2, 1997:

• NASA/Marshall Lightning Imaging Sensor On Japan's Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission Satellite To Illuminate Link To Weather And Climate
• Strongest El Niño In History Dampers '97 Hurricane Season; Colorado State's Gray Says Still Most Active Three-Year Period

Posted October 31, 1997:

• Plant Growth Surges After Global Temperature Spikes, Scientists Report

Posted October 13, 1997:

• Move Over El Nino, A Major New Climate Cycle Has Been Discovered, And It Lasts For Decades

Posted September 16, 1997:

• Independent NASA Satellite Measurements Confirm El Nino Is Back And Strong

Posted August 11, 1997:

• El Nino Returns, Could Upset Nation's Weather

Posted July 30, 1997:

• Launch Of Ocean-Viewing Sensor Set For August 1

Posted July 28, 1997:

• Ocean Fisheries Desperately Need New Management Structures

Posted July 22, 1997:

• Quick Rise In Temperatures Suggests A Blockbuster El Nino For The Late Nineties; NCAR El Nino Colloquium This Month

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