Episode Synopsis "El Niño does not equal drought"

El Niño’s are a frequent feature of the climate in south eastern Australia, so in this episode we talked to Monash University’s Emeritus Professor in the School of Earth and Atmosphere and Environment, Neville Nicholls about past El Niño events, how a El Niño forms and how that affects seasonal conditions. To learn more about El Niño check out climatedog Enso. You can sign up for The Fast Break and Very Fast Break on the Agriculture Victoria website. Please get in touch with any further questions or feedback at [email protected]. For more climate and weather information visit: https://agriculture.vic.gov.au/climate-and-weather

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