How does La Niña affect the climate of the Pacific Ocean?

It cools the water to below its normal temperature.
It increases hurricane activity.
It warms the water to above its normal temperature.
It moves warm water toward the east.

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Explanation:

This makes the water in the Pacific Ocean near the equator a few degrees colder than it usually is. Even this small change in the ocean's temperature can affect weather all over the world. Rain clouds normally form over warm ocean water. La Niña blows all of this warm water to the western Pacific.