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Super El Niño: Clash of the Giants in the Atlantic
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The Boca Raton Tribune
By Eduardo BaldaciThe clash of forces between Super El Niño in the Pacific and atypical ocean warming alters climate dynamics in the U.S. and imposes severe costs on the daily lives of the immigrant community.
Also known as the “Godzilla El Niño,” Super El Niño will impact vulnerable populations and immigrant communities residing in the United States.
The Atmospheric Mechanics of Super El NiñoUnder normal climatological conditions, the interaction between the oceans and the atmosphere follows predictable cycles.
The Unexpected Climate Clash in the AtlanticHistorically, the presence of El Niño in the Pacific acts as an inhibiting barrier to tropical cyclone formation in the Atlantic Basin.
Experts and marine monitoring centers point out that the thermal energy accumulated in the Atlantic neutralized the shear-inhibiting effect caused by El Niño.