La Niña
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La Niña (plural La Niñas)
- (sometimes attributive) A sustained sea-surface temperature anomaly of magnitude greater than 0.5°C across the central tropical Pacific Ocean, associated with a negative anomaly and producing predictable variations in local and regional weather patterns.
- 2007, May 23, Houston Chronicle
- Climate scientists think a La Niña event may develop this summer, meaning water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean will be cooler that normal. Although the relationship is not fully understood, historically there tends to be more hurricane activity during a La Niña event.
- 2007, May 23, Houston Chronicle
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temperature anomaly
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Borrowed from Spanish La Niña.
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La Niña n
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Proper noun[edit]
La Niña (definite accusative La Niña'yı, plural La Niña'lar)
- (meteorology) La Niña (sustained sea-surface temperature anomaly)
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