Marshall Shepherd

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Ologies with Alie Ward · Extreme Meteorology (EL NIÑO) with Marshall Shepherd · 16 Sep 2026 podcast

I think that with the El Nino, you have this warm pool of water.

Strong moisture uh resources as well.

And that bodes ominously for the types of rainstorms that you've alluded to.

Now, the thing that we should also say is that when we think about weather and climate, we have to think about average conditions.

So every El Nino does not behave the same way.

They have their own personalities.

And the same way that I often say, weather is your mood and climate is your personality.

Same way that I always think.

Yeah.

These things have personality.

But what we know is that their average personality for the West Coast is a lot of rain and a lot of sort of natural hazards related to landslides and mudslides and so forth.

And so I would encourage, as I have written before when it comes to hurricanes and weather, one of the things that I often talk about here in the Southeast, we deal with a lot of nighttime tornadoes.

And so one of the things that I often tell people in my writing,

For Forbes or on the Weather Channel is to have a night plan for weather.

Oh yeah.

What I mean by that is the same way that we brush our teeth or wash our faces at night, have some sense in this, if you live in the southeast, of what the weather is going to be like before you go to bed in case you have to spring into action.

I would suggest, and I suspect many do, that people need to have an El Nino plan.

Have a plan of action for El Nino.

Know where all of your important papers.

Are.

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