It's warm water in the Pacific 3,000 miles from the U.S. - still, El Nino can affect our weather, bringing rain to the western and southern states and warmer temps to the north. Penn State meteorologist Jon Nese says the difference this year is that El Nino is hotter than it's ever been.
The Musical Innertube - Volume 2, Number 208 - Jon Nese tells all about a powerful El Nino
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