Every few years the balance between trade winds and ocean temperature breaks down as trade winds weaken and sometimes reverse, allowing the enormous reservoir of heat built beneath the western Pacific to move back towards South America via equatorial Kelvin waves.
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“The trade winds weaken and sometimes even reverse for short periods of time. Without those winds continually pushing warm water westwards, the enormous reservoir of heat that's been building beneath the western Pacific begins to move back towards South America via enormous underwater pulses known as equatorial Kelvin waves.”
Created: 8/12/2026, 6:00:01 PM
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