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Unusual El Nino patterns will affect Pacific rainfall patterns over the next few months.
August 25, 2009... 25 AUGUST 2009 WELLINGTON (Pacnews) ----- Weather and climate researchers say the Pacific Region is experiencing unusual El Nino weather patterns, with some Pacific Island nations expected to get higher than expected rainfall, while other regions will be drier, reports Radio New Zealand...

El Nino climate pattern to last into 2010: agency.
August 20, 2009... 20 AUGUST 2009 GENEVA (Pacnews) ----- The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said on Wednesday that an El Nino current now in the Pacific Ocean would probably last into 2010, promising unpredictable disruption to weather around the globe, reports AFP. In June and July, sea surface...