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The PNW and a Super El Niño: What’s in Store for Our Weather?
What could a powerful El Niño mean for the Pacific Northwest? Explore how this major climate pattern influences our region’s temperatures, rainfall, mountain snowpack, drought risk, and winter storms. Learn what a potential “Super El Niño” could mean for our changing climate, how scientists make seasonal predictions, and what to watch for in the months ahead.
Nick Bond is an Emeritus Washington State Climatologist and UW Research Scientist. He has been with the University of Washington since 1990, serving as a Research Scientist and affiliate associate professor in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences. He was Washington State’s Climatologist for many years, a role he now holds in an emeritus capacity, continuing to support the Washington State Climate Office part-time. His work spans climate variability, atmospheric science, and marine ecosystem impacts, with a particular interest in local-scale climate studies.

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Rosehill Community Center