Last year, I studied the effects of ENSO (El Nino/Southern Oscillation) on Massachusetts weather, particularly that of Worcester, Ma. The three areas I looked into were average monthly temperature, precipitation, and snowfall. I divided the years from 1950 onward into 3 classifications -- El Nino years, La Nina years, and neutral (or normal) years. This year, I plan to continue my project. It was brought to my attention that I had to prove that there actually was a relation between the ENSO cycle and Massachusetts weather. In order to do this, I would probably have to create some sort of computer model, but I know this would be extremely complicated. I wanted to know if there was some way of showing this corrolation using a simpler method. Any help would be appreciated. If you want to look at Phase I of my project, e-mail me at Omega757@aol.com, and I can send you the info. I hope to get some sort of response soon. Thank you.
Re: How could I show there is a corrolation between El Nino and Mass. Weather?