Model explains huge recurring rainstorms in tropical Indian and Pacific oceans

ScienceDaily: El Niño is fairly well understood, and by now it's a household word. But another huge system in the tropical Indian and Pacific oceans, which wreaks similar havoc in world weather, is relatively unknown and is just beginning to be explained. University of Washington scientists have published a mathematical model that could help explain and forecast the Madden-Julian Oscillation, a massive cluster of thunderstorms that plays a role in global weather. "Over the Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific......

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