El Nino making a comeback

El Nino, the weather phenomenon that killed thousands on its last appearance, is returning in weakened form.

El Nino making a comeback
Tue, 28 Aug, 2001 - 15:37

El Nino, the weather phenomenon that killed thousands on its last appearance, is returning in weakened form.

UN meteorologists have seen some indication of El Nino in recent weeks.

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