What climate conditions occur during La Niña?

During La Niña, trade winds across the tropical Pacific become stronger, helping push warm surface water westward and leaving the eastern Pacific cooler than usual. La Niña also tends to reduce wind shear over the Atlantic, which can allow more hurricanes to develop. So the matching choice is “stronger prevailing winds and more hurricane activity”; choices describing warmer Pacific waters are incorrect.

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