Answer 4.2: In the data Lima,” the absolute temperature peaks are found in 1983 and 1997. These two years were “real very strong El Niño years (see figure of the Niño 3.4 Index below: red marks El-Niño, and blue La Niña phases). Recognize anomaly patterns Continue to the page detective”. Now you should be ready to attribute global anomalies to “Climate specific climate modes and events. Who is the best detective; who in the class is able to obtain the highest score in the Scores List”? “High Instructions: you will be presented with five separate cases to solve your high score is determined by the – average of all five scores. You will solve cases one at a time. Once you make your guess by clicking on the combination of climate factors (i.e. the dice) and submit your solution by clicking on your solution”, “Check your answer is final and you can’t try to solve the same case again (but you will see the correct solution immediately afterwards!). To solve the next case click on but not over”, or you will lose your “Roll” “Start previous guesses. Good luck! Answer 5: The tutor may reward the winner of the game with a small price (e.g. some chocolate).
Answer 4.2: In the data “real Lima,” the absolute temperature peaks are found in 1983 and 1997. These two years were very strong El Niño years (see figure of the Niño 3.4 Index below: red marks El-Niño, and blue La Niña phases). Recognize anomaly patterns Continue to the page “Climate detective”. Now you should be ready to attribute global anomalies to specific climate modes and events. Who is the best detective; who in the class is able to obtain the highest score in the “High Scores List”? Instructions: you will be presented with five separate cases to solve – your high score is determined by the average of all five scores. You will solve cases one at a time. Once you make your guess by clicking on the combination of climate factors (i.e. the dice) and submit your solution by clicking on “Check your solution”, your answer is final and you can’t try to solve the same case again (but you will see the correct solution immediately afterwards!). To solve the next case click on “Roll” but not “Start over”, or you will lose your previous guesses. Good luck! Answer 5: The tutor may reward the winner of the game with a small price (e.g. some chocolate).
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