PAPER / ARXIV:2609.18858
Takeshi Izumo (IRD (Polynésie), SECOPOL), Bastien Pagli (IRD (Polynésie), UPF, SECOPOL), Claire Rocuet (UPF, EDP469, SECOPOL), Mayalen Zubia (UPF, SECOPOL), Marania Hopuare (UPF, GePaSUD), Vateanui Sansine (IRD (Polynésie), UPF, SECOPOL), Maxime Colin (ZMT)
RESUMO
The Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO) is the leading intraseasonal driver of tropical weather, comparable to the interannual ''El Ni{ñ}o/La Ni{ñ}a'', yet remains largely unfamiliar outside the scientific community. The MJO is atmospherically like a ''La Ni{ñ}a'' going around the earth, and metaphorically as ''La Ola'', Spanish for ''The Wave'', evoking a stadium wave. Thus a pedagogical nickname such as ''La Ola-MJO'' could enhance forecast uptake, especially among climate-vulnerable communities.
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