Antonyms for el nino
ɛl ˈnin yoʊel ni·no

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   • Oceanography

Princeton's WordNet

1. El Ninonoun

   (oceanography) a warm ocean current that flows along the equator from the date line and south off the coast of Ecuador at Christmas time

2. El Ninonoun

   the Christ child

How to use el nino in a sentence?

1. The BOM:

   Some El Nino-like impacts have already been seen this spring in Australia and several regions around the globe, including Asia, South America and southern Africa, the Bureau's December–February Climate Outlook shows a drier and warmer summer is likely for many parts of Australia.

2. Ikuo Yoshikawa:

   We can't tell whether or not El Nino will continue until spring, but we can say that there is a higher chance of it continuing in the winter.

3. The BOM:

   Typically, after the ocean has exceeded thresholds for an extended period, an El Nino is considered to be underway.

4. Roberto Velez:

   For coffee-growing La Nina is more damaging than El Nino.

5. Brad Rippey:

   Whereas La Niña is historically a ‘drought maker’ for the continental United States, El Niño is a ‘drought breaker,’ although the exact location of drought, or lack thereof, varies considerably from event to event.

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