Sentence examples for Pacific weather from inspiring English sources

The central Pacific weather pattern known as El Niño has sometimes (but not always) produced more than twice the average precipitation in a given rainy season.

A government attack on the media, claimed critics of President Alberto Fujimori.Peru's president was busier with schemes to defeat El Niño, the abnormal Pacific weather system.

Barring a highly uncharacteristic shift in Pacific weather patterns, IndyCar racers should anticipate a dry track in Sonoma, Calif., on Aug. 28, when they next convene.

The Pacific weather proved favourable but by August the two ships had lost sight of each other and continued their voyage separately.

But every few years El Niño, a tropical Pacific weather pattern, disrupts this, warming the ocean waters and causing the algae to die.

Last year was the hottest year since modern records began, brought about in part by a strong El Niño event, a Pacific weather system that can affect sea and air temperatures around the world, but also by strong underlying trends.

El Niño is a heating of the equatorial Pacific that changes weather worldwide, mostly affecting the United States in winter.

This is where Atlantic and Pacific collide, and lively weather, unimpeded by land, howls around the globe picking up speed.

I was even more surprised to hear about an abridged performance of Othello on board a whaling ship in the South Pacific in 1848, "Wind, Weather, and Whales Permitting", with sailors taking the roles of Desdemona and the Moor, and a curtain hanging from the rigging.

The world is in the midst of an unusually long El Niño, the climate phenomenon that warms water in the equatorial Pacific and affects global weather.

While El Niño conditions have played a role in causing the current record-breaking weather, warm Pacific waters are not the only factor at play in the United States.