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El Nino Southern Oscillation Educational Material

Table of Contents

  1. Why a Wet and Dry Season
  2. Florida Forecast Grid
  3. Florida Monthly Mean Solar Radiation and Mean Monthly Temperatures
  4. Florida Mean Monthly Rainfall
  5. Monthly 250mb Jet Stream Winds
  6. Monthly Mean Sea Level Pressure
  7. How ENSO Works
  8. ENSO and Global Jet Stream Patterns
  9. Nino 3.4 Region vs. the Florida Grid2 Month Mean Variable Comparison
  10. 6 Month Mean Anomalies Variable
  11. Changes in ENSO vs. Northern Hemisphere Variables
  12. Changes in ENSO vs. Northern Hemisphere Variables Close-Up
  13. Understanding and Modeling Global Teleconnections
  14. Effects on MSLP
  15. Predictability
  16. SST Regions Correlation with February 250mb Jet Stream Winds
  17. Nino 3.4 SST's Correlated with February 250mb Jet Stream Winds
  18. Nino 3.4 Predictors vs. 250mb U Anomaly
  19. 1970-1990 Hindsight Predictions Compared to Actual Values
  20. Simple-Complex-Tangled Systems
  21. Electronic Publications on Florida Climatology
ENSO and Florida ToC ENSO and Storminess ToC ENSO and Severe Weather ToC ENSO and Rainfall ToC ENSO and Temperature ToC

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Date modified: August 2, 2008

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