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Sea-surface temperature anomalies during El Niño. The most intense warming (2 to 2.25 degrees Celsius, dark brown) occurs off the coast of South America. Cooler areas (negative 2.25 to negative 2 degrees Celsius, dark blue) are in the Arctic Ocean.

A composite of sea-surface temperature anomalies during El Niño from November to March during the following years: 1958, 1966, 1973, 1983, 1987, 1992, 1996, and 1998. When sea-surface temperatures in the tropical eastern Pacific rise well above normal, it is known as an El Niño event.

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Populist Governments Since 2000

	Per Capita Gross Domestic Product (North America)			Major Drug Trade Financial and Transit Centers		Political Units, 1914					Sea-Surface Temperature Anomalies: El Niño
	Class	Rank	US dollars	Chicago	Los Angeles	Alaska Territory, United States	Canada	Hawaii, United States	Mexico	United States	-0.25 to 0.25	0.75 to 1.0	1.0 to 1.25	1.25 to 1.5	1.5 to 1.75
Arizona		48	$5.520e+4							100%
Utah		28	$6.498e+4							100%
Yukon		4	$9.638e+4				100%
Northwest Territories		3	$1.216e+5				98.8%
District of Columbia		1	$2.088e+5							100%
Idaho		57	$4.857e+4							100%
New Hampshire		27	$6.551e+4				0.210%			99.8%
Vermont		52	$5.277e+4				0.222%			99.8%
Wyoming		30	$6.404e+4							100%
Montana		55	$4.912e+4							100%
North Dakota		16	$7.164e+4							100%
Kentucky		59	$4.774e+4							100%
Saskatchewan		7	$8.470e+4				99.9%
Mississippi		64	$3.849e+4							99.9%
West Virginia		63	$4.193e+4							100%
Nebraska		19	$6.841e+4							100%
Missouri		50	$5.375e+4							100%
Oregon		37	$5.945e+4							99.9%
Alabama		61	$4.640e+4							99.9%
New Mexico		60	$4.720e+4							100%
Kansas		40	$5.895e+4							100%
Wisconsin		45	$5.697e+4							100%
South Carolina		58	$4.821e+4							99.9%
Michigan		51	$5.282e+4							99.9%
Alberta		5	$9.545e+4				100%
Connecticut		15	$7.457e+4							99.3%
Pennsylvania		39	$5.895e+4							100%
Colorado		17	$7.111e+4							100%
Nevada		38	$5.920e+4							100%
Georgia		35	$6.016e+4							99.8%
Québec		21	$6.780e+4				99.4%
Manitoba		23	$6.650e+4				99.9%
Oklahoma		56	$4.902e+4							100%
Tennessee		43	$5.781e+4							100%
Ontario		13	$7.661e+4				99.9%
Arkansas		62	$4.509e+4							100%
South Dakota		31	$6.253e+4							100%
Ohio		41	$5.830e+4							100%
Indiana		46	$5.689e+4							100%
Minnesota		24	$6.609e+4				0.174%			99.8%
Iowa		32	$6.243e+4							100%
Illinois		22	$6.651e+4	1						100%
Alaska		18	$6.933e+4			97.8%					0.318%
Florida		49	$5.458e+4							98.4%	0.596%
Rhode Island		47	$5.566e+4							92.4%	4.64%
Washington		9	$8.281e+4							98.8%	0.513%
Nunavut		2	$1.248e+5				96.9%				0.352%
Maine		53	$5.222e+4				0.730%			98.1%	0.133%
Nova Scotia		34	$6.029e+4				93.9%				0.847%
Virginia		26	$6.559e+4							99.2%	0.126%
Delaware		14	$7.581e+4							96.8%	0.762%
Prince Edward Island		36	$5.973e+4				61.3%				1.25%		0.264%
Texas		29	$6.491e+4						0.127%	99.6%	0.183%
Louisiana		54	$5.025e+4							98.3%	0.184%
Hawaii		42	$5.788e+4					76.1%			1.74%	1.20%	0.113%	0.444%	2.10%
North Carolina		44	$5.762e+4							98.5%	0.319%
New Brunswick		33	$6.112e+4				98.6%			0.421%	0.522%
British Columbia		12	$7.755e+4				98.9%				0.126%
Newfoundland and Labrador		10	$8.183e+4				98.5%				0.392%
New Jersey		20	$6.812e+4							96.7%	0.329%
Massachusetts		8	$8.466e+4							93.5%	1.78%
New York		6	$8.573e+4				0.175%			99.2%	0.105%
Maryland		25	$6.602e+4							96.0%	0.874%
California		11	$7.974e+4		1					99.6%	0.110%

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Per Capita Gross Domestic Product (North America)