Premonitory phenomenon of El Nino event reflected in the observations of LOD and sea level

D.W. Zheng, Xiaoli Ding, Y. Zhou, Y.Q. Chen, Zhilin Li, X. Liao

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Abstract

Data sets of the changes of the length of day, the sea surface temperature in the eastern Pacific and of the sea level in Hong Long from tide gauge observations are used to analyze and reveal the reflections in the observations of the length of day and the sea level changes concerned with the premonitory phenomenon of next El Nino event. The results from this study indicate that a new El Nino event has been brewing with the ending of the strong La Nina event that started in early summer of 1998. The estimated formation period of the new El Nino event will begin before the end of 2000, and the peak period may be reached at around the end of 2001.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)2231-2236
Number of pages6
Journal科学通报 (Chinese science bulletin)
Volume45
Issue number24
Publication statusPublished - 2000

Keywords

  • Change of the length of day
  • Sea level change
  • El Nino event

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