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HOME > World Climate > Impacts of El Niño/La Niña and Indian Ocean Dipole events on the Global Climate > Detailed Charts

Temperature and Precipitation Anomalies in previous El Niño events (Detailed Charts)

Period Events

Temperature

Precipitation


Commentary

The most frequent classes in previous warmer/cooler SST events are shown with circles ("high," "normal" or "low" for temperature, and "wet," "normal" or "dry" for precipitation) and related statistical confidence levels (%) as indicated in the legends.
"Undecided" as indicated by a gray square means that the most frequent class could not be isolated.
Grid squares with a climatological probability of "dry" exceeding 33% are shown with a square in their background of the grid.
No marks (circles or squares) are shown for a grid squares where insufficient data were available.
See also "Data and Analysis Method" for further details.


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