Tim's El Nino Links 
I will probably name my next cat "El Nino" (or else Mookie!). We
now know that this weather phenomena is real, and has caused incredible
property damage and suffering. It seems however that it is just another
one of this planet's dynamic processes for balancing its energy budget,
much like hurricanes, tornados, and nor'easters.
KFWB
Webservice: El Nino (the ULTIMATE RealTime El Nino site!)
El
Nino(9th grade student project)
Another
Student Project: El Nino
El
Nino Weather Climate Commodities Futures options Investment opportunities
Table
of Contents - El Nino
Ocean
Update
El
Nino the Culprit for Unusual Central American Weather
An
In-Depth Look at the "Mystery" of El Nino
Satellites
confirm that El Nino is back and strong
Preparing
for El Nino - Winter storms, rain, flooding, San Francisco
Storm97:
El Nino: On The Net
What is El Niņo? USAToday
El Nino Index
EL
NINO BLAMED FOR STRANGE WEATHER FROM THE CARIBBEAN-(www.greenpeace.org)
The
Weather Channel - Breaking Weather
http://www.pmel.NOAA.GOV/
El
Nino and Climate Prediction (short Bibliography-no links)
World
Weather Links
El
Nino (.utahski.com)
Reports
to the Nation: El Nino and Climate Prediction (www.atmos.washington.edu)
World
Climate Report - What's Hot
El
Nino Preparedness
NOAA/PMEL/TAO
1997 El Nino and Climate Info
Tim's
Weather Page
Rick's
Meteorology stuff
e-mail link to Bob K., an
NWS weather forecaster in Hawaii
I was down in Peru this past year, and saw the concern of the many villagers.
In the middle of one five-day inland "adventure" on the Bolivia/Brazil/Peru
frontier, we built a raft out of Balsa trees and floated 15 km. down
the river. We saw and heard all kinds of wildlife, including Howler
Monkeys and even a jaguar! That night we stayed with a local family
high up on the riverbank. An incredible rainstorm overnight brought
the river up about six feet, trashed our raft, and we had to hike out through
the jungle. We heard on the radio a few nights later that the flooding
had killed 21 villagers in one village!
Huge amounts of "el nino" data are being collected and are available
via real-time web access. If you are a weather-nut like I am, you'll
spend many hours poking around some of these weather links.
Last updated in March of 1998 by Tim
Driskell
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