Question

what climate conditions occur during la niña? stronger prevailing winds and more hurricane activity warmer pacific waters and warmer winters more hurricane activity and warmer pacific waters warmer winters and stronger prevailing winds

Explanation:

La Niña is characterized by stronger than - normal trade winds (prevailing winds) in the tropical Pacific. These stronger winds push warm surface waters westward, allowing colder water to upwell in the eastern Pacific. This can lead to more hurricane activity in the Atlantic. Warmer Pacific waters and warmer winters are associated with El Niño, not La Niña.

Answer:

stronger prevailing winds and more hurricane activity