341: Super El Niño 2026: What to Expect
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A super El Niño is forming in the Pacific, and NOAA gives it an 83 percent chance of being the strongest since record-keeping began in 1950. In this episode, Brian explains what El Niño is, how weaker trade winds and warm Pacific waters shift the jet stream, and why this one is getting so much attention. He covers what forecasters expect across the United States this winter, including heavy rain and flooding in California and the Southwest, severe storms and tornadoes along the Gulf Coast, a milder winter in the North with snow and ice storms still possible, and how El Niño affects Atlantic and Pacific hurricane seasons. He also covers the 1877 comparison and how global weather impacts can affect food prices here. Practical prepping, preparedness, and survival information for every prepper and anyone who wants to be ready for this winter's weather.