The Super El Niño with Climate Change Scientist Brian McInerney

Forecasters are watching the Pacific closely this year. A super El Niño is building, one of the strongest ocean-warming events on record. It could reshape the winter ahead for Utah, from powder days in the Wasatch to water levels in our reservoirs.

So what does it really mean for us? And how is climate change changing these powerful patterns?

Join climate change scientist Brian McInerney for an explanation of the science behind El Niño, what past super El Niño winters can (and can’t) tell us, and what a changing climate means for the snow, water, and mountains we love.