PAN_SPRCHA: No tak to mi zas neprijde prekvapivy, vzhledem k tomu, ze tam je vic faktoru - treba vliv teploty, takze to na prvni pohled videt bejt nemusi (prebiji to jinej faktor). Nicmene, ze to ma vyraznej vliv je rychlym googlenim celkem akceptovanej jev. viz:
El Niño produces stronger westerly wind at upper levels of the atmosphere across the tropical Atlantic than in normal non-El Niño seasons. This increases the total vertical wind shear, basically shearing the tops from developing storms before a healthy circulation can form. El Niño events generally suppress Atlantic hurricane activity so fewer hurricanes than normal form in the Atlantic during August to October, the peak of Atlantic hurricane season.
NWS Jackson, MS: El Nino and La Ninahttps://www.weather.gov/jan/el_nino_and_la_nina#How_do_El_Nino_and_La_Nina_affect_the_Atlantic_hurricane_season_Ale kvantifikaci jsem nasel akorat v tomhle starsim paperu a ted uz musim pracovat .]]
We reanalyze the frequency of hurricanes making landfall in the United States from 1900-1997 for the phases of the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO). Corrected U.S. hurricane data are used, and tropical storms are not considered in this study. The reanalysis shows that during an El Niño year, the probability of 2 or more hurricanes making landfall in the U.S. is 28%. The reanalysis further determines that the probability of 2 or more U.S. hurricanes during the other two phases is larger: 48% during neutral years and 66% during El Viejo. Also, we determine the range of these strike probabilities for El Niño and El Viejo. Strike probabilities of major U.S. hurricanes during each ENSO phase are also considered.
Effect of El Niño on U.S. Landfalling Hurricanes, Revisited - Florida Climate Centerhttps://climatecenter.fsu.edu/topics/tropical-weather/effect-of-el-nino-on-us-landfalling-hurricanes-revisited?highlight=WzksIjknIl0=