El Niño causes the Pacific jet stream to move south, affecting weather across the United States, including impacts in Delaware.
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Updated Sep 2
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What happened
El Niño causes the Pacific jet stream to move south, affecting weather across the United States, including impacts in Delaware.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
- El Nino
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Americas
North America and South America taken together as a single continent or landmass
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Delaware
city in Ohio, United States; county seat of Delaware County
Related events
- Meteorologist reports on El Nino warming Pacific waters off Southern California, promoting powerful storms affecting Hawaii.
- NOAA reports on the current intensity of El Niño and how the phenomenon is causing the global jet stream to shift further south.
- El Nino patterns are influencing weather systems in the Southeastern US region.
- El Niño is affecting weather patterns across California, the US, and Southeast, and may cause drought in Indonesia.
- NOAA declared El Niño had formed, causing shifts in typhoon activity toward Guam, prompting alerts to the Pentagon.