Juliana Mejia

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783 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Now, in some parts of the U.S.
and North America, we can see some greater warming because overall now the Pacific is so warm and overall we've got more warm air, hot air circulating kind of globally.
But overall...
we look to the winter time for the greatest impact.
So this is actually a good explainer here as well of if you're unfamiliar with exactly the kind of the breakdown of El Nino.
And so in the case of El Nino, we normally have trade winds that push this warm water towards Asia.
Now, in some years, El Nino years, we have a weaker trade wind and actually this warm water can sit a lot farther east.
That is what then changes because this has a domino effect on the atmosphere that changes the pattern and the positioning and the strength of the Pacific jet.
It kind of actually elongates the Pacific jet, which causes a wetter pattern across the South United States, across Mexico.
But this is looking to the winter time.
So no direct impacts for necessarily for our afternoon storms.
Another question here.
Hashtag Hey, Justin.
So are the names picked before the storms even begin?
exactly maybe we won't get to the eye and we'll have to worry about it let's hope that's exactly let's hope with this strong el nino that we have in place another question hashtag hey rob is there a way to cool down the ocean temps without a hurricane coming through lol
Yeah, you make a good point there.
What we've been talking about here locally is that we could have kind of used some of the rain here in the Tampa Bay area from Arthur, where it kind of got maybe a little wash of it in the wake of Arthur, but...
you know it i will always this is something i'll always harp on because you make a great point uh of that this is mother nature doing what mother nature needs to do this is uh all stemming from the core of what weather is which is this differential heating across the globe and the planet the atmosphere trying to reach equilibrium and so
We, you know, I appreciate the questions of, you know, wondering and the curiosity of what can we do to mitigate, you know, the issues that come from these systems.
Exactly.
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