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El Niño’s long-range pattern: polar jet over far Canada, frozen and dry—while the subtropical jet dumps moisture south-southeast. “Below average” precipitation lines up on the Texas wheat belt, already bone-dry with minimal harvests. Dust Bowl talk is back!
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Adapt 2030 — El Niño Is Here Wheat Belt Warning — Being Played?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
I think we're being played, but maybe you can leave a comment below on what you think. Now, here's your El Nino long range pattern. This is for North America generally. If you're looking for in Canada, polar jet, far rose in, but dry. And the subtropical jet's going to bring a lot of moisture down south-southese. So if you're looking at precipitation again, the reason I bring this to you is here where it says below average. If you draw a line straight down to Texas, that's our wheat belt. It's already drier as a bow in any way. There already, that's why the harvester so minimal. And they're talking about dust bowl again.
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