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Scientists are claiming that after 3 years of the La Nina weather pattern lowering global temperatures slightly, the world may experience El Nino's effects later in 2023.

El Nino's return may cause record high temperatures in 2023, say experts

Scientists are claiming that after 3 years of the La Nina weather pattern lowering global temperatures slightly, the world may experience El Nino's effects later in 2023.

The globe may experience an unforgiving summer, and even break the average temperature record in 2023 or 2024, scientists are predicting.
This could be because of the possible return of the El Nino weather phenomenon, exacerbated by climate change, as per a Reuters report.
Scientists are claiming that after 3 years of the La Nina weather pattern lowering global temperatures slightly, the world may experience El Nino's effects later in 2023.

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gaba Test. Anderson though is licking his lips

La Nina threat looms over The Ashes but why is James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gaba Test. But why is England's James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over The Ashes.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
The Ashes start with the Brisbane Test from December 8 and ends with the Perth Test from January 14.

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gabba&nbsp;Test. But why is England's James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over The Ashes.
England's preparations for the 1st Test at the Gabba were dampened after day two of their intra-squad match was abandoned in Brisbane.&nbsp;The visitors were unable to play due to a water-logged pitch. According to the met department, the miserable weather which is due to disturbance in the oceanic and atmospheric conditions is expected to hamper most of England&rsquo;s Ashes tour.&nbsp;Rainfall over eastern Australia can be around 20 per cent higher than usual from December to March when La Nina is in play.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
The Ashes start with the Brisbane Test from December 8 and ends with the Perth Test from January 14.
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Shivers! IMD chief cites La Nina conditions, flags colder winter

Winter could be colder this season due to the prevailing La Nina conditions, India Meteorological Department (IMD) Director General Mrutunjay Mohapatra said on Wednesday, adding that climate change has led to erratic weather. &nbsp;Given a weak La Nina condition is prevailing, a colder winter is very likely, Mohapatra said. While addressing a webinar on &lsquo;Cold Wave Risk Reduction&rsquo;, he explained La Nina related to the cooling of the Pacific waters is favourable for cold wave conditions, while the El Nino is unfavourable for it. The La Ni&ntilde;a weather pattern is formed &nbsp;as the warm water moves west, cold water from the deep rises to the surface near the coast of South America.

Winter could be colder this season due to the prevailing La Nina conditions, India Meteorological Department (IMD) Director General Mrutunjay Mohapatra said on Wednesday, adding that climate change has led to erratic weather. &nbsp;Given a weak La Nina condition is prevailing, a colder winter is very likely, Mohapatra said. While addressing a webinar on &lsquo;Cold Wave Risk Reduction&rsquo;, he explained La Nina related to the cooling of the Pacific waters is favourable for cold wave conditions, while the El Nino is unfavourable for it. The La Ni&ntilde;a weather pattern is formed &nbsp;as the warm water moves west, cold water from the deep rises to the surface near the coast of South America.

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