El Niño is an extremely unpredictable force, as I'm sure most people know. Anybody who has picked up a newspaper in 1998 knows about El Niño. They know how it's caused by a warming in sea temperatures, and that it wreaks havoc on just about every weather-related incident possible. But, going along with what was mentioned earlier about tornadoes and hurricanes, what do you suppose causes that warming? There's less evidence to suggest that global warming is responsible, true, because El Niño has been going on since before global warming became a huge issue. Nevertheless, were global warming to increase drastically, rises in sea temperature would also increase. And that means we'd be seeing El Niño a whole lot more often than we'd like to.