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El Nio fails to give relief
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WASHINGTON -- After weeks of relentless, record rain, hurricane-
force winds, floods and heavy mountain snows, scientists are
starting to wonder when El Nio will show up and provide a break in
the ugly weather that has been pummeling the Pacific Northwest.
A week ago, the National Weather Service said that this winters
El Nio was intensifying, and it predicted that it would last longer
than expected next spring. So far, however, there has been no sign
of the weather phenomenon, which ...
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El Nio opts not to rear its ugly face El Nio on a siesta?
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; WASHINGTON -- After weeks of relentless record rain, hurricane- force winds, floods and heavy mountain snowfall, scientists are starting to wonder when El Nio will show up and provide a break in the ugly weather that has been pummeling the Pacific Northwest. A week ago, the National Weather Service
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El Nio opts not to rear its ugly face
Oakland Tribune
; WASHINGTON -- After weeks of relentless, record rain, hurricane- force winds, floods and heavy mountain snows, scientists are starting to wonder when El Nio will show up and provide a break in the ugly weather that has been pummeling the Pacific Northwest. A week ago, the National Weather Service
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El Nio fails to show up
Oakland Tribune
; WASHINGTON -- After weeks of relentless, record rain, hurricane- force winds, floods and heavy mountain snows, scientists are starting to wonder when El Nio will show up and provide a break in the ugly weather that has been pummeling the Pacific Northwest. A week ago, the National Weather Service
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Slow-Starting El Nio Is on Its Way Storms May Hit In December
Albuquerque Journal
; The odds still favor a wet winter. Really. You'll just have to be patient. The latest forecast from the federal government's Climate Prediction Center, out Thursday, splashed green across its map of the southwestern United States. That signals chances of a good snowpack, courtesy of a growing El
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El Nio's back, but not always to blame
Dayton Daily News
; El Nio is back. I cringe every time I hear this, because of the great misunderstanding that El Nio brings with it. Yes, sometime this winter we will see California houses sliding into the Pacific Ocean, and others that are destroyed by mudslides. Every time a strong winter storm brings heavy rain
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