The windy El Niño: what a record event means for your farm
A record-breaking El Niño is building in the Pacific, tracking to become the strongest event in 150 years. While this sounds alarming, the crucial message Tony Trewinnard from Blue Skies Weather has for farmers, is that this doesn’t guarantee a record-breaking drought or heatwave. Instead, it signals a season defined by persistent, drying westerly winds, with significantly different outcomes depending on your farm’s location. Words Tony Trewinnard.
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