Sea surface temperature anomalies in November 2007 showing La Niña conditions. Blue=temperature below average; red=temperature above average.
La Niña is a coupled ocean-atmosphere phenomenon that is the counterpart of El Niño as part of the broader El Niño-Southern Oscillation climate pattern. During a period of La Niña, the sea surface temperature across the equatorial Eastern Central Pacific Ocean will be lower than normal by 3–5 °C.
La Niña, sometimes informally called "anti-El Niño", is the opposite of El Niño, where the latter corresponds instead to a higher sea surface temperature by a deviation of at least 0.5 °C, and its effects are often the reverse of those of El Niño.
TIPS and PREPARATION
It’s better safe than sorry… so here are some tips and preparation to cope with the La Niña Phenomenon.
*always but always, save money. This is for “just-in cases”.
*store foods. This is when this phenomenon strikes and the flood outside were unconquerable, you’ll have no problem with the things you plan to eat because like the ant, you’re prepared.
*store medicines. La Nina event comes with a cough and high and hot temperature, so one must be prepared to see that it is possible to get sick these season.
*fix those holes. Before the season of rain, never forget even one in a “blue moon” to check your house. Check if there are holes water might drip in. Check if materials like, your roof is in still good condition.
*have important numbers in you. You’ll never know what will happen next. If it’s raining too hard and you’re all alone, then water came in and you needed help, having numbers of a friend will help, too.
*be ready, listen and watch the news. Never neglect watching and listening to news. It’ll help you to be vigilant in the situation.
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