Building the 2026 El Niño Kelvin wave tracker
You can't see a Kelvin wave with your naked eye. Out on the equator, it lifts the sea by only a few centimeters, while about 150 meters down it pushes the bottom of the warm layer down by several meters. Yet each one crosses the Pacific: a pulse of warm water traveling east along the equator, more than 10,000…
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