Wind belts around the equator flip about every two years, but NASA has found that a flip occurred much earlier than expected in 2015. Why is up for debate. Climate change could be a key player.
NASA can’t explain unexpected flip in wind direction
Wind belts around the equator flip about every two years, but NASA has found that a flip occurred much earlier than expected in 2015. Why is up for debate. Climate change could be a key player.
