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El-Nino diramal tidak berlaku

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Post time 5-3-2007 11:40 PM | Show all posts |Read mode
El-Nino diramal tidak berlakuSITIAWAN 19 Feb.
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Post time 16-3-2007 06:45 PM | Show all posts

Reply #1 D.n.Kone's post

,,,tak pelik.

kejadian ni bergantung kepada byk faktor...

1. kadar pemeluwapan

2. tekanan udara

3. sistem angin...

4. tahap penerimaan bahangan suria..

5. penyerakan bahangan suria...

dan etc....
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Post time 22-3-2007 10:20 AM | Show all posts
alhamdulillahh...
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Post time 22-3-2007 12:40 PM | Show all posts
Betul ker ni? HAri itu bukan main sibuk lagi orang teka El Nino kan datang but then a couple of days ago I'd read that a Pilipino scientist predicted that El Nino is over. LA Nina's gonna come. So which one is true?
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Post time 28-3-2007 01:38 AM | Show all posts
ketentuan ilahi:lebai:
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Post time 28-3-2007 07:50 AM | Show all posts
Jika Tuhan nak bagi bala peringatan pada sesuatu kaum boleh aje.. tapi dengan adanya doa orang alim dan Tuhan kasihan pada tumbuhan dan binatang, maka bala itu boleh aje ditarik balik... tapi jaga-jaga kalau Dia nak beri pun dia beri aje... semua dengan kehendak Nya... semuanya ada hikmah...
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Post time 28-3-2007 10:22 AM | Show all posts

La Nina may form in Pacific by May as El Nino disappears

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The La Nina weather anomaly may form in the equatorial Pacific in the next two to three months, possibly
increasing the risks for more hurricanes later this year in the Atlantic.

"A transition to La Nina conditions is possible during the next two to three months," the U.S. Climate Prediction Center of the
National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said in its monthly update on Thursday.

It also said the El Nino weather pattern, whose wind shear ripped apart and reduced the amount of hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean
in 2006, has disappeared. Typically, El Nino causes rampant flooding in Peru and Ecuador while causing searing drought in Australia,
Indonesia and the Philippines among other countries.

La Nina usually has the opposite effect, and U.S. government forecasters have warned it may cause a higher-than-normal number
of hurricanes.
For instance, with El Nino running at full bore last year, only nine named storms formed in the Atlantic. That was much lower than the
record 28 storms in 2005 that included monster storms like Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma which ravaged the U.S. Gulf Coast
and caused billions of dollars worth of damage.

The prediction center said warm sea surface temperatures that accompanied the last El Nino fell rapidly last December and January.
"These trends in surface and subsurface ocean temperatures indicate that the warm (El Nino) episode has ended and that conditions
are becoming favorable for La Nina to develop," it said.
Some of the computer forecast models "indicate a rapid transition to La Nina conditions during March-May 2007," the center added.

The more famous El Nino is an anomaly that results in an abnormal warming of waters in the equatorial Pacific, wreaking havoc in
weather patterns from Latin America to Asia.
Literally, it means "little boy" in Spanish and was called El Nino by Latin American anchovy fishermen in the 19th century who first
noticed it usually peaked during the Christmas season.
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Post time 29-3-2007 02:03 PM | Show all posts
lega pokok2 kat rumah huhuh
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