This section provides an introduction to El Nino. It gives you some quick facts about El Nino to give you a general idea about this phenomenon. If you need some clear, concise information within a short period of time, be sure to check out this section.

El Nino actually does have a history, and here you can learn more about it. With information on the discovery of El Nino and facts about past El Ninos, you can catch the patterns of this phenomenon.

This portion of the site provides detailed information on how El Nino has affected the world. Along with general facts about the world and each continent, you can get even closer and examine each country's effects. With pictures and stories to visualize life in these countries, this section provides a great resource on the impacts El Nino has had on lives around the world.

Here you can learn about forecasting El Nino, with information on how it has been done in the past and how it is being done for the 1997-98 El Nino. You can even find out your own daily weather forecast through the link to the National Weather Service.

If you're looking for fun, be sure to come to this part of the website. You'll find a discussion about the origins of El Nino, accounts of personal experiences with El Nino, articles of El Nino adventures, quizzes and games to test your knowledge, and a game room to keep you busy on a rainy day. Also, you may contribute articles and stories of personal experiences to allow others to learn from you experience.

Learn by watching and/or listening to people describing their brushes with El Nino, and how it has affected their lives and mentalities.

Find out more about meteorological and scientific terms used in the website and broaden your horizon and knowledge. Also, help others learn by contributing articles and/or pictures about meteorological terms.

Find alternative sources of information about El Nino without leaving the planet.

Obtain lesson plans for use in classrooms when teaching El Nino. This section is especially useful for teachers to use as a guideline or outline for lessons.