Nino's Law

Nino’s Law refers to the scientific understanding that climate patterns, specifically the El Niño and La Niña phenomena, are influenced by changes in ocean and atmospheric conditions in the Pacific Ocean. When these conditions shift, they can cause significant impacts on global weather, like increased storms or droughts. The law emphasizes that El Niño events are part of natural climate variability, but their occurrence is linked to specific oceanic and atmospheric interactions. Recognizing these patterns helps scientists predict weather changes and prepare for their worldwide effects, improving safety and resource management.