Teleconnections in our atmosphere allow conditions in one part of the world to affect weather patterns thousands of kilometres away We’ve all heard the saying that a butterfly flapping its wings ...

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But different teleconnections, taken together on a global scale, can shape the weather we experience. “All of these things, think of them like little switches, like light switches,” Epstein said.

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When this happens, that heat is distributed, creating teleconnections, which are predicted to increase precipitation in East Asia during summers and in the Western U.S. during winters.