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The old saying goes: when it rains, it pours. In DC this spring, however, it hasn’t really started pouring—it’s just been raining. And raining.
If you feel like the DMV has been unusually rainy this spring, you may be onto something. According to the National Weather Service, this past month was the rainiestcould be the ongoing El Niño weather cycle, referring to the cyclical weather pattern that occurs when the waters of the Pacific Ocean are warm. According to the NWS, during El Niño cycles,. But there’s a new aberration in the cycle: climate change.
, followed by clear skies and warm weather through Tuesday. Coupled with the end of El Niño, it’s likely we’re seeing an end to the once-in-a-Gen-Z-lifetime rain—for now. In the long run, like most things under climate change, it’s a lot harder to predict.How to Get Tickets to See Ralph Fiennes in “Macbeth”Study Showing DC No.
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