El Niño Is About To Take Full Control Of Americas Weather... Brian Chesky [4UNet5HPBp3]

El Nio is taking full control of America's weather and the data behind it is unlike anything seen in nearly three decades. In this video, we break down the full scope of what is developing: the massive subsurface josh manson Kelvin wave racing east beneath the Pacific, NOAA's 82% probability of El Nio conditions this summer, the extreme heat threat building across the Plains and Mississippi Valley, the heavy precipitation and flooding risk in Florida, the derecho corridor setting up from South Dakota to Kentucky, and what the developing super El Nio means for the Atlantic hurricane season.

We cover every region of the country the heat dome building in the West, the volatile storm pattern in the Midwest, the wet signal for the Southeast and Gulf Coast, the drought threat in the northern Plains, and the fire weather risk in the Pacific Northwest. All data sourced from NOAA CPC, ECMWF, NHC, Colorado State University, and the International Research Institute for daniil medvedev Climate and Society.

0:00 The iceman models just changed everything

1:45 Immediate heat threat: Plains, Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley

4:10 Florida flooding threat: June 1318

6:00 Rapid onset drought: Illinois and Indiana

7:30 7-Day outlook: June 613 day by day

12:00 What is a Kelvin wave and why it matters

15:30 The big picture: El Nio region by region

22:00 Derecho corridor forecast: South Dakota to Kentucky

26:00 Drought outlook: southern Plains and northern tier

30:00 Atlantic hurricane season: El Nio vs warm Gulf waters

36:00 Western Caribbean and Gulf tropical threat window

40:00 Eastern Pacific and the El Nio feedback loop

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Sources: NOAA Climate Prediction Center | ECMWF | NHC | Colorado State University | IRI Columbia University | NOAA AOML | Severe Weather Europe | WMO

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