Alie Ward - Call for questions: EL NIÑO
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El Niño has formed in the tropical Pacific. The sea is unusually warm and the consequences can be felt across the globe.
I happen to be in Atlanta for a chat with Dr. Marshall Shepherd of our Meteorology (WEATHER & CLIMATE) episode and he's agreed to spend some extra time with me to answer ologites' questions on El Niño. Is there anything you want Dr. Shepherd to explain about this current weather phenomenon?
Deadline: Sunday, September 6 at 5pm PST
If you're in the Atlanta area, here's more info on the talk I'm doing with Dr. Shepherd at the University of Georgia Tuesday, September 8 at 3pm. It's FREE and open to the public:
El Niño has formed in the tropical Pacific. The sea is unusually warm and the consequences can be felt across the globe.
I happen to be in Atlanta for a chat with Dr. Marshall Shepherd of our Meteorology (WEATHER & CLIMATE) episode and he's agreed to spend some extra time with me to answer ologites' questions on El Niño. Is there anything you want Dr. Shepherd to explain about this current weather phenomenon?
Deadline: Sunday, September 6 at 5pm PST
If you're in the Atlanta area, here's more info on the talk I'm doing with Dr. Shepherd at the University of Georgia Tuesday, September 8 at 3pm. It's FREE and open to the public:
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