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Multi-year El Niño events tied to the North Pacific Oscillation
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Discover the fascinating link between tropical and extratropical atmospheric variability in multi-year El Niño events, a driver for persistent global impacts. Recent research by Ruiqiang Ding and colleagues uncovers how the North Pacific Oscillation influences these climatic phenomena, ultimately projecting an increased frequency of El Niño occurrences due to anthropogenic changes.
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