IV NATURAL PHENOMENOMS THAT AFFECT CLIMATE

Because the oceans and the atmosphere around the globe convey energy then climatic phenomena take place and have effects on the climate.

Volcanoes can also affect the atmosphere and thus the climate.

Beyond the Earth, the Sun or even planets can also indirectly have more or less impact on the high layer of the atmosphere of our planet. According to the significance of those effects that can influence the climate more or less long term.

CLIMATE AND NATURAL PHENOMENAS
INDIAN OCEAN	I.O.D. (Indian Ocean Dipole)
BETWEEN THE INDIAN AND PACIFIC OCEAN	M.J.O. (Madden–Julian Oscillation)
PACIFIC OCEAN	P.N.A. (Pacific North American)
	E.N.S.O (El Nino and La Nina)
	P.D.O. (Pacific Decadal Oscillation)
ATLANTIC OCEAN	A.M.O. (Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation)
	N.A.O. (North Atlantic Oscillation)
	T.A.V. (Tropical Atlantic Variability)
IN POLES	A.O. (Arctic Oscillation)
	A.A.O. (Antarctic Oscillation)
D I V E R S	cycle of solar activity
	Volcanic eruptions
	glaciation and interglacial periods