Explain how Earth’s spheres may be affected by the droughts brought on by El Niño.
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Answer: Drought affects the hydrosphere by some of the bodies of water on earth dry up. When there is drought it isn't raining which also affect the hydrosphere. The biosphere is affected by the loss because when bodies of water dry up the animals can't drink the water.
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The event affects the water amount in both hydrosphere and atmosphere.
- Most El Niño climate patterns involve the Earth’s atmosphere and the surface waters of the Pacific Ocean.
- The surface waters in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean are considerably warmer than average during an El Niño occurrence. The shift is closely related to the atmosphere and the winds sweep over the vast Pacific.
- Droughts may make the earth's surface very dry. They have an impact on the amount of water in the hydrosphere as well as water vapour in the atmosphere.
- Moreover, Sea birds that typically rely upon them can inevitably die or go elsewhere with the fish being nonexistent. Terrific storms and ocean swell also kill the Kelp Forests.
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