El Nino - the "Christ Child"

From: Zeev Gur (Zeev_Gur%PEOPLESOFT@peoplesoft.com-DeleteThis)
Date: Thu Aug 21 1997 - 09:21:29 PDT


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Subject: El Nino - the "Christ Child"
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To get a bunch of info on this awesome weather phenomena,
simply do a search in any search engine.

I think the following site has a pretty good summary:
http://atmos.washington.edu/gcg/RTN/rtnt.html

What I would like to know is, will El Nino mean:
1. an epic snow year? (only if the storms are not too warm)
2. a good fall/winter/spring sailing season in the bay
3. a good Costa Rica winter sailing season

Later, Zeev.

A cool line in a song heard on the radio...
"You wear sandals in the snow and a smile
that won't wash away"



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