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SUPER EL NIÑO: A PERFECT STORM FOR OUR WATERWAYS?Could a powerful El Niño bring a wetter, stormier winter—and renewed threats to our rivers?
Todd Kimberlain, lead meteorologist at the South Florida Water Management District, will present an overview of current and forecast conditions associated with a particularly strong El Niño climate pattern that's expected to peak in late 2026 or early 2027. This so-called "Super El Niño" is anticipated to bring rainier, more volatile weather to Florida this winter.
How will Lake Okeechobee levels be impacted? Will the St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon be more vulnerable to lake discharges and canal discharges draining the St. Lucie Watershed?
Join us on October 22 to get the latest forecast, explore the potential impacts, and learn what may lie ahead for our waterways.
This meeting will be in person and via Zoom. Email [email protected] for Zoom link.
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