by PrestonDum » Thu Aug 06, 2020 6:11 pm
Australia's elements bureau issues La Nina alert
november 22 (Reuters) Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has issued an alert for a La Nina weather event starting next month, Saying the chance it would take place was triple the usual likelihood.
The weather occurrence La Nina is triggered when sea surface temperatures in the central pacific ocean drop to lower than normal levels. It basically implies stormier and cold winters in Asia's northern hemisphere and warm [-censured-=https://meetspanishwomen.wixsite.com/meetspanishwomen/post/what-s-special-about-spanish-women]spanish ladies[/-censured-] but wet summers in the southern hemisphere.
The Australian bureau pegged the possibility of a La Nina at 70 percent, Adding that all its models reached La Nina thresholds keep away from with most models suggesting it would last until at least February.
this will be a notch up from Japan's weather bureau, Which last week increased the odds of La Nina from 50 percent to 60 percent.
"This could lead to a colder than usual winter in the northern (Hemisphere), which could be positive for coal and gas demand, Said ralph Leszczynski, Head of research at shipping stock broker Bancosta in Singapore.
He added that La Nina might lead to dry conditions in many agricultural crop growing regions, Which would come with the southern United States, And hot but abnormally wet weather for most of Australia.
NOT AS BAD AS ITS uncle, nevertheless BAD
reality a La Nina, indicates little girl in Spanish, Tends to be less damaging than the corresponding El Nino (son), Which [-censured-=https://datingspanishwomen.travel.blog/]spanish ladies[/-censured-] occurs when you can also find warmer waters in the Pacific, A strong event can have a severe impact on lawn care and commodity markets.
throughout, Las Ninas have caused supply interruptions in food crops and mining output in the southern hemisphere, Including around australia.
In the atlantic basin, La Nina has proven to trigger hurricanes.
The BOM said in the alert on its website that the event would likely be weaker and shorter than the strong La Nina that occurred between 2010 and 2012 and brought devastating floods to Australia.
(reporting by Charlotte Greenfield in WELLINGTON; but Henning Gloystein in SINGAPORE; additional reporting by Keith Wallis in Singapore; Editing by Adrian Croft and richard Pullin).
Australia's elements bureau issues La Nina alert
november 22 (Reuters) Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has issued an alert for a La Nina weather event starting next month, Saying the chance it would take place was triple the usual likelihood.
The weather occurrence La Nina is triggered when sea surface temperatures in the central pacific ocean drop to lower than normal levels. It basically implies stormier and cold winters in Asia's northern hemisphere and warm [-censured-=https://meetspanishwomen.wixsite.com/meetspanishwomen/post/what-s-special-about-spanish-women]spanish ladies[/-censured-] but wet summers in the southern hemisphere.
The Australian bureau pegged the possibility of a La Nina at 70 percent, Adding that all its models reached La Nina thresholds keep away from with most models suggesting it would last until at least February.
this will be a notch up from Japan's weather bureau, Which last week increased the odds of La Nina from 50 percent to 60 percent.
"This could lead to a colder than usual winter in the northern (Hemisphere), which could be positive for coal and gas demand, Said ralph Leszczynski, Head of research at shipping stock broker Bancosta in Singapore.
He added that La Nina might lead to dry conditions in many agricultural crop growing regions, Which would come with the southern United States, And hot but abnormally wet weather for most of Australia.
NOT AS BAD AS ITS uncle, nevertheless BAD
reality a La Nina, indicates little girl in Spanish, Tends to be less damaging than the corresponding El Nino (son), Which [-censured-=https://datingspanishwomen.travel.blog/]spanish ladies[/-censured-] occurs when you can also find warmer waters in the Pacific, A strong event can have a severe impact on lawn care and commodity markets.
throughout, Las Ninas have caused supply interruptions in food crops and mining output in the southern hemisphere, Including around australia.
In the atlantic basin, La Nina has proven to trigger hurricanes.
The BOM said in the alert on its website that the event would likely be weaker and shorter than the strong La Nina that occurred between 2010 and 2012 and brought devastating floods to Australia.
(reporting by Charlotte Greenfield in WELLINGTON; but Henning Gloystein in SINGAPORE; additional reporting by Keith Wallis in Singapore; Editing by Adrian Croft and richard Pullin).
