La Niña has arrived. That’s bad news for wildfires and hurricanes.

Grist
By Zoya TeirsteinSep 14, 2020, 3:55 am290 pts
A gender reveal party gone awry in California last week sparked a wildfire that consumed more than 13,000 acres in five days. On Thursday, researchers at the U.S. Climate Prediction Center revealed the gender of a weather phenomenon that is likely to be even more destructive. A La Niña weather pattern has…

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