Scientists reveal trees' insights into El Niño and hurricanes
Scientists are using tree rings from some of the world’s oldest trees to extend historical weather records, revealing past storms, droughts, and wildfires. These data help researchers understand climate patterns like El Niño and hurricanes, especially before satellite technology was available. Tree rings not only provide insights into past natural disasters but also offer clues about how trees and ecosystems respond to traumatic weather events.
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