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What was one result of El Nio that occurred in 1997-1998?
heavy mudslides in California
What nicknames does Gilbert Melendez go by?
Gilbert Melendez goes by El Nino, Gilbo, and El Nio.
Which of the following was one result of El Niño that occurred in 1997-1998?
heavy mudslides in California
When is the next El Nio predicted?
El Niño happens from every two to seven years, so it's not easy to predict.
What was one result of El nino that occurred in 1997 and 1998?
El Nino in 1997-1998 was such a big deal in the US, because of the rainfall amount during that time. The cities received between 15 inches and 80 inches of rain.
What actors and actresses appeared in El peso de la fe - 2013?
The cast of El peso de la fe - 2013 includes: Ramses Avila as Hombre 1 Gustavo Avila as Tendero Roberto Faz as Nio
How do you say result in spanish?
(el) resultado
What were past el nino years?
El Nino technically has occurred every few years, but the most prominent years were 1982-1983 and 1997-1998.
How did El Cid die?
El Cid was hit by a stray arrow and died as a result. The year was 1099.
What currency is used in Central America?
With the exception of El Salvador, every country within Central America has its own currency:Guatemala: quetzal (GTQ)Honduras: lempira (HNL)Belize: Belizean dollar (BZD)El Salvador: US dollar (USD)Panama: balboa (PAB)Costa Rica: Costa Rican colones (CRC)Nicaragua: cordoba (NIO)
How do you stop El Nio?
El Nino (or more correctly, El Nino Southern Oscillation) cannot be stopped, reversed, prevented, mitigated, etc.. It is a natural climatological phenomenon with both an atmospheric and oceanic component which extends across the entire Tropical Pacific Ocean - there is nothing humans can do to influence this type of thing. The El Nino (the warm phase) phase of this oscillation features a weakening or even reversal of the trade winds in this part of the world (the atmospheric component), which causes primarily a movement of warmer water from the western Pacific all the way to the South American Coast where cooler water typically upwells (the oceanic component). As a result of this, and of this particular region of the earth being quite important to the entire world's climate for a variety of complex reasons, El Nino exerts an influence at some level on all of Earth's climate.
List of strongest earthquake in the Caribbean?
The strongest earthquake in the Caribbean happened in 1946. The earthquake occurred in El Cibao and measured a magnitude of 8.1.
