Historic CA tidal flooding and "this or that" with the TFT crew
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Historic CA tidal flooding and "this or that" with the TFT crew
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Hosts Joe Martucci, Dan Skeldon, and Palma Shiles discuss recent tidal flooding from Southern California to Miami, what persistent moderate flooding can mean for coastal communities, and the possibility of an active El Niño winter. Palma leads a run of meteorologist-themed “would you rather” questions, prompting reflections on forecast accountability, public safety, and communicating climate science.
Chapters
00:00 Meet the hosts and catch up on coastal flooding
02:11 Onshore winds, El Niño, and possible upcoming flooding
04:33 Record high tides in San Diego and Los Angeles
07:19 Miami’s six consecutive days of moderate flooding
08:34 How long can persistent flooding last on the Jersey Shore?
13:29 Palma’s family flood-plan safety reminder
14:14 Could an active El Niño winter bring more coastal storms?
15:23 Would you rather overforecast or miss a major storm?
18:26 Forecast accountability and handling public criticism
20:06 Explaining climate change and storm surge
23:24 Would you rather forecast without radar or models?
25:54 Dreams, oak leaves, and the hosts’ off-topic roundup