El Niño years bring hurricanes and typhoons to unusual places, says catastrophe modeler Dan Ward.
Ongoing wars, plus a “super El Niño” this year, could lead to sharp price hikes at the grocery store.
Six percent of all global trade passes through the canal’s 50-mile stretch of water. New passage restrictions could particularly harm the U.S. economy — since it’s the nation that uses the trade route most.
The next two years could end up being the hottest on record.
The latest iteration of El Niño is the strongest in history.
Southern Californians are worrying about flooding, mudslides and their trees
Thousands of homeless people in Los Angeles County are camping out instead of going to shelter. Hundreds are camping in river channels.
The weather phenomenon could threaten Africa's food security.
Even a strong rain storms won't end a deep drought, but they could cause havoc.
It probably won't have a huge impact on your grocery bills.
