Super El Niño - What is it and why is it so bad this year?
El Niño is a well know weather feature of the pacific. It happens when the overall temperatures get a little warmer and it affects the trade winds, water circulation and precipitation in the south pacific. It also has significant ramifications for other parts of the globe. This year, that temperature change has been the highest on record and the effects will be felt all around the planet. This Super El Niño is almost double the temperature swing of the previous record, so this is uncharted territory. What should we be expecting locally?






