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Which statement describes how El Niño contributes to climate trends on Earth?
A shift in trade winds in the Pacific causes a large mass of cold water to replace warm water, bringing in a cold air mass and cold weather.
The moon and Earth line up at a 90° angle, causing large tides and warmer weather.
Water moves from the equator toward Great Britain and Europe, causing warmer temperatures.
A shift in trade winds in the Pacific causes a large mass of warm water to replace cold water, bringing in a warm air mass and warm weather.
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