Arizona Underwater: Will El Niño Bring Extreme Swings to the Midwest?

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Arizona Underwater: Will El Niño Bring Extreme Swings to the Midwest?

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How does a bone-dry desert suddenly find itself underwater? This week on The Isobar, Chief Meteorologists Rob Haswell (Fox Milwaukee), Emily Wahls (Fox Chicago), and Rich Luterman (Fox Detroit) examine the devastating and unprecedented flooding in Arizona and connect the dots back to the warming Pacific waters of a Super El Niño. While the Southwest battles a deluge, the Great Lakes region just wrapped up one of the warmest and driest Octobers on record, leaving farmers in a cloud of dust but giving locals a bonus stretch of summer weather. As the calendar flips to November, the focus shifts to the notorious gales of the Great Lakes. We reflect on the 51st anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald tragedy and explore how far forecasting technology has evolved since the grease-pencil charts of the 1970s. Finally, we look ahead to the Climate Prediction Center's latest data to answer the biggest question of the season: will there be snow on the ground for Thanksgiving? Plus, a quick victory lap for the Brewers' massive World Series parade and a look ahead to late-season football weather swings. 0:00 Why Arizona’s desert is dangerously flooding 2:03 How El Niño supercharges storm moisture 4:34 Tracking El Niño’s wet and dry zones 11:08 Behind our record-breaking warm, dry October 15:09 Preparing for dangerous November Great Lakes gales 17:44 How forecasting technology keeps you safer today 19:19 Will you see snow before Thanksgiving? 22:14 Celebrating a mild World Series weather window 24:20 Predicting late-season football weather swings Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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