El Niño In Nigeria
10 Things you need to know about El Niño in Nigeria. Think of the Pacific Ocean like the world's biggest swimming pool. On a normal day, strong winds carry warm water from America all the way to Australia. When that warm water leaves, cold water rises near South America. This back-and-forth is what keeps our weather normal. But sometimes, the wind gets tired and stops blowing. So the warm water that should have traveled to Australia just sits near America. That big patch of warm water heats up the air above it, and that is what scientists call El Niño - it is Spanish for "the little boy." Here is a ready-to-post 10-page carousel for your followers. I made it simple so everyone will understand: *10 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT EL NIÑO* 10 Things You Need To Know About El Niño And How It Affects Nigeria By Roland PDR 1. WHAT IS IT?* El Niño is not a person. It is a time when the Pacific Ocean near America becomes unusually warm. It happens every 2 to 7 years. El Niño mea...