Sea level anomalies in the southeastern tropical Indian Ocean as a potential predictor of La Niña beyond one-year lead

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RT @FrontMarineSci: New Research: Sea level anomalies in the southeastern tropical Indian Ocean as a potential predictor of La Niña beyond…

22 Mar 2023

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Actus Mer/Sea News: Sea level anomalies in the southeastern tropical Indian Ocean as a potential predictor of La Niña beyond one-year lead - @FrontMarineSci https://t.co/AJ8XIm83yZ https://t.co/DlIe1S2YSx

22 Mar 2023

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New Research: Sea level anomalies in the southeastern tropical Indian Ocean as a potential predictor of La Niña beyond one-year lead: Most climate forecast agencies failed to make successful predictions of the strong 2020/2021 La Niña… https://t.co/0vNpZKt

22 Mar 2023

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