What are the effects of El Niño?

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RESEARCH SOURCE (Title, author, link if available):  Some effects of El Niño on the continent, EL Universo

• “Late last month (December) , one of the worst rains and floods in decades killed more than 150,000 evacuated in Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, following the rising rivers.”
• The increased flow of the Paraguay River and caused 130 thousand evacuees four people were killed by falling trees.
• “ The effects of El Niño are one of the most virulent since 1950, he predicted the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) of the United Nations. (I)”

“‘ Texas was recovering from unusual tornados in December, after days of storms in a vast region from the southwestern United States to Canada that left at least 43 dead.”

• “Texas was recovering from unusual tornados in December, after days of storms in a vast region from the southwestern United States to Canada that left at least 43 dead.”  
•  “On December 28, the National Weather Service said 21 states from New Mexico in the south to Michigan, were under observation by the storms. (I)”
  
  

  Streets full of water, homes lost to rivers, Thousands killed. These are the effects of El Ñino around the Americas. The author of this article is explaining on the effects of El Niño and how it affects people also their surroundings. EL Universo is the source and El Universo is a newspaper in Ecuador and the information is used to inform people about El Niño.

  El Niño has done some much to so many people homes and destroyed so many families. As shown here “The increased flow of the Paraguay River and caused 130 thousand evacuees four people were killed by falling trees.” Also “Texas was recovering from unusual tornados in December, after days of storms in a vast region from the southwestern United States to Canada that left at least 43 dead. So as shown here El Niño is bad and can be extremely dangerous.

  
  

        

   If you search images of El Niño effects you can see charts and some effects of the the phnomenon and how bad the world is effected with droughts or meters of rain also homes flooded or swept away and imagine living in those circumstances water up to your knees, or even higher, and this is not just a once in a lifetime occurrence, this happens every two to seven years.