What this year's "El Niño" means for hurricane season and global weather
Summary
This year, there is a strong El Niño weather pattern that could greatly affect weather around the world. Meteorologist Rob Marciano explains how El Niño influences hurricane seasons and other weather changes globally.Key Facts
- El Niño is a natural weather pattern involving warmer ocean temperatures in the Pacific.
- This year's El Niño is unusually strong compared to past years.
- El Niño can change weather patterns across the world, including storms and rainfall.
- It often affects hurricane activity, possibly changing the number and strength of hurricanes.
- These changes impact many countries by altering typical weather conditions.
- Meteorologists study El Niño to better prepare and warn people about these effects.
- The information comes from CBS News and insights by meteorologist Rob Marciano.
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