When El Nino Arrives: Heat, Drought, Floods
How a strengthening El Nino turns a warming Pacific into heatwaves, failed harvests, wildfires and floods, and how forecasters and communities brace for the season ahead.
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The Heat Will Kill You FirstJeff GoodellJeff Goodell explains why extreme heat kills people and stresses infrastructure, directly relevant to El Nino-driven...Shelf signal: Climate Change
The Uninhabitable EarthDavid Wallace-WellsDavid Wallace-Wells provides an urgent synthesis of climate-driven risks and cascading impacts that contextualize...Shelf signal: Climate Change
UnseasonableSarah DimickSarah Dimick examines shifting seasons and social responses, useful for understanding disrupted seasonal timing under...Shelf signal: Nature in Literature
Fire WeatherJohn VaillantJohn Vaillant's reporting on intense wildfires links weather extremes and human systems in ways El Nino can exacerbate.Shelf signal: Climate Change
The Fate of FoodAmanda LittleAmanda Little traces threats to food systems and adaptation strategies critical where El Nino threatens agricultural...Shelf signal: Agriculture & Food Systems
The Weather MachineAndrew BlumAndrew Blum’s look at forecasting infrastructure helps readers understand the science and institutions issuing El Nino...Shelf signal: Meteorology & Climatology