The Effects That El Niño Events Have On This Condition In The Tropical Pacific Ocean
(a) explain why the regions of the world that receive the most direct sunlight contain tropical rain forests
I high amount of direct sunlight in this area yields the warmest temperatures. Hadley cells are driven by the direct sunlight as well. This region is in the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ), which is at the convergence of two Hadley cells. This is where air rises due to direct solar radiation, which causes water vapor to fall back to Earth as rain.
(b) explain why there would be large populations of fish along the west coasts of most continents. Describe the effects that El Niño events have on this condition in the tropical Pacific Ocean.
B) Surface currents near the west coast of most continents separate causing the deep, nutrient
I high amount of direct sunlight in this area yields the warmest temperatures. Hadley cells are driven by the direct sunlight as well. This region is in the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ), which is at the convergence of two Hadley cells. This is where air rises due to direct solar radiation, which causes water vapor to fall back to Earth as rain.
(b) explain why there would be large populations of fish along the west coasts of most continents. Describe the effects that El Niño events have on this condition in the tropical Pacific Ocean.
B) Surface currents near the west coast of most continents separate causing the deep, nutrient