Considering the variation of the Earth's rotation rate and applying the hor
izontal equations of motion to the geophysical fluid in low latitudes, the
influences of the earth's variable rotation on the atmospheric and oceanic
oscillations are analyzed. It is shown that the variation of the earth's ro
tation rate affects directly not only the oscillatory period of atmospheric
and oceanic oscillations, but also the anomaly of zonal wind and current.
Therefore, the variation of the earth's rotation rate is a significant fact
or in global climate variability.