Why it’s so hard to predict California’s El Niño Winter this year
🌀 It's an El Niño year for California, a phenomenon often synonymous with warmer wintertime temperatures and increased rainfall. But is there a twist this year?
@UCLA scientist Daniel Swain @WeatherWest - the go-to expert for understanding California's unique weather patterns and climate, sheds light on the peculiarities of this winter's weather.
We delve into how tropical ocean temperatures and unexpected global climate trends could reshape California's winter this year.
#weather #climatechange #winter #ucla #california #science #elniño
00:00 California's El Niño year
00:14 Drier early in the winter, but more rain later
00:33 The Tropical Pacific Ocean is key
00:55 Strong El Niño years
01:03 Why there's a twist this year
01:32 There are no guarantees
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