Tag Archives: ENSO

Simple calculations show MJO and QBO oscillations are driven by lunar orbits.

Posted on September 20, 2018 by Per

There are two main lunar cycles. Moon’s elliptical orbit orientation rotates. This is called the Anomalistic month. One orbit of this shift in orientation takes 8.850578 years. The Draconic month is the orbit of the points of the lunar orbit … Continue reading →

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Why are climate scientists unable to make long term El Niño predictions?

Posted on November 30, 2016 by Per

After all, El Niño is the most influential weather phenomena on Earth and it should be a vital component in making valid climate models. But, despite massive research into the El Niño phenomena and its index or what it is … Continue reading →

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My use of Artificial Neural Network in weather and climate research?

Posted on January 5, 2013 by Per

Is climate influenced by indirect solar activity? Can the main drivers for ENSO be identified and established? These are some of the questions I have spent on researching in recent times. First I examined the forcing factors for global temperature … Continue reading →

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