Summer and spring seasons are considered the best month for kids and most family, because they can do what they want outdoor such as playing, walking, camping and bonding with some family members and relatives as well. Many people believe that rainy days are the worst day for families to go out since they are […]
November 29, 2010 No Comments / Read More >>
How do people know when a storm is coming? What signs in nature allows them to see these things? Centuries old manuscripts and inscriptions tells us how these weather patterns underwent careful observation and study by sages as early as 300 BC. Babylonians learn to foresee weather by looking at cloud patterns. In Greece, books […]
November 25, 2010 No Comments / Read More >>
Western and Eastern countries along the borders of the Pacific are among the ones that have been greatly affected by this unusual but recurrent anomaly known as the El Niño or “the small boy” in the English language. The name was coined with reference to baby Jesus who was thought to have been born on […]
November 21, 2010 No Comments / Read More >>
Weather patterns that cause higher or lower than average surface temperatures in the Pacific are referred to as the El Niño/La Niña phenomenon. These occurrences can be felt during or approaching the month of December, the month believed to be the time when Jesus Christ was born. The anglicized form of El Niño, “the small […]
November 19, 2010 2 Comments / Read More >>
May 31, 2010—Intense heat scorched the land after marked changes in temperature in several places around the world. A number of people experienced change of temperature from its common coldness despite the low 22 degrees record temperature during nighttime. According to the some Meteorologist, May is one of the hottest summers of the year but […]
November 18, 2010 1 Comment / Read More >>
