11.   A weak frontal boundary continues to affect the weather across our local area with clouds and showers.

12.   An upper level trough extending from the extreme northeast Caribbean northeastward out to the central Atlantic will affect our weather for the next two days.

13.   Being here also allows Smith to see the fire firsthand and determine how the terrain, such as canyons that channel winds, are affecting local weather.

14.   Both can affect weather worldwide.

15.   Characterized by a warming of parts of the Pacific Ocean, El Ninos occur every few years and can affect weather worldwide.

16.   El Nino is an abnormal warming of the ocean temperatures across the eastern tropical Pacific that can affect weather around the globe.

17.   El Nino is a warm water mass that periodically forms in the Pacific Ocean and affects weather around the world.

18.   El Nino, a periodic warming of the surface waters of the eastern Pacific Ocean, can affect the weather worldwide.

19.   However...Sebastien will continue to indirectly affect our weather by producing a weak low pressure or cyclonic wind flow across the northeast Caribbean.

20.   It can affect weather worldwide by changing the flow of the upper air jet stream, which can steer storms.