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17 December, 23:05

Difference between El Niño and La Niña geography

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  1. 17 December, 23:22
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    The differences are:

    Explanation:

    El Nino in Spanish means Boy Child, La Nina means Girl Child.

    A fully developed El Nino event occurs when a warm pool of ocean water coincides with a warm pool of air above.

    When that occurs a fully developed El Nino effect exists.

    La Nina is the opposite effect when cold ocean pool exists with cold air above.
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