Correlation between El Nino and europe weather

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There is ongoing discussion about the correlation between El Niño events and weather patterns in Europe. While El Niño primarily affects the Central Tropical Pacific Ocean, its influence can lead to significant weather changes across Europe. Historically, during El Niño episodes, the UK and Scandinavian regions tend to experience cooler and wetter winters, whereas the Mediterranean region often sees warmer and drier conditions. However, the specific impacts can vary with each event, and there is a lack of formal scientific surveys definitively outlining these correlations. As a new El Niño develops, expectations for upcoming weather patterns in Europe remain uncertain, but past trends suggest notable regional variations.
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Does anyone know if there is any correlation between these two?I mean most of the times during El Nino events the weather here in Europe gets ''crazy'' but till now i haven't seen any formal scientific survey which describes it with certainty. Now with the new El Nino being formed what kind of weather patterns should we expect in Europe in the next months?
 
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El Nino is a warming of the Central Tropical Pacific Ocean. In others words, a long way from Europe.


The effects are not entirely clear, but in most El Niño's episodes, the United Kingdom and the Scandinavian region usually gets a cooler and wetter conditions during winter months, while the Mediterranean Sea region gets a warmer and drier winter.

http://www.mpimet.mpg.de/en/presse/faqs/das-el-nino-southern-oscillation-enso-phaenomen/hat-el-nino-einen-einfluss-auf-das-klima-in-europa.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Niño-Southern_Oscillation
 
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