La Nina 1998/99 : prospects and potential global impacts / Mark Saunders.

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Subject: With the prediction of the imminent demise of El Nino, interest is mounting as to whether this change in the Pacific climate will herald the onset of a 'La Nina' event, the cold-episode sister of El Nino. A cold tongue of water, the characteristic harbinger of 'La Nina' has already appeared and is extending east towards south America.

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With the prediction of the imminent demise of El Nino, interest is mounting as to whether this change in the Pacific climate will herald the onset of a 'La Nina' event, the cold-episode sister of El Nino. A cold tongue of water, the characteristic harbinger of 'La Nina' has already appeared and is extending east towards south America.

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