La Nina’s return could lead to specific weather patterns in Canada. Typically, this phenomenon brings colder and wetter conditions to western Canada, potentially leading to increased snowfall and cooler temperatures. Meanwhile, central and eastern Canada might experience milder and drier conditions. Keep in mind that these are general trends and specific weather events can vary.
Warm water off the top cool water to come…
The change in surface temperatures in the Pacific and Atlantic can bring storms and move warm surface water to the atmosphere and return it through precipitation. This may cause a cycle of cooler water surfacing and following the currents to bring more temperate whether to Canada. Ocean currents also have played roll in bringing exchange of water at temperature, it’s never exactly the same however watching and responding to ocean conditions can be productive.
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Kevin Griffiths
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