NASA spots giant ocean swell that could signal El Niño’s return
NASA is using satellite data to track a buildup of warm water in the Pacific Ocean that suggests the return of El Niño. This phenomenon, driven by Kelvin waves, can significantly impact global weather patterns, agriculture, and economies.
Why it matters
Predicting El Niño events is critical for global disaster preparedness, agricultural planning, and managing water resources.
NASA and its European partners are tracking a major buildup of warm water in the Pacific Ocean that could signal the arrival of El Ni o later this year.
The article relies on scientific data and expert quotes from NASA researchers without political or ideological framing.
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