Relay of Chaos: How Warm Pacific Waters Make Weather Unpredictable
In the 1960s, meteorologist Edward Lorenz discovered that the air above our planet behaves like a crowd at a sale: the slightest nudge can change everything. His famous question about a butterfly in Brazil causing a tornado in Texas became a symbol of chaos in the atmosphere. But Lorenz only looked at the air. He left the ocean, which covers seven-tenths of the globe, out of the picture.