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We’ve been seeing, reading and hearing it all over the news: a so-called “Super” El Niño is here. How will this climate event affect the Philippines, a country that is highly exposed to weather and climate hazards?
In this episode of Teka Teka, climate and environment journalist Jhesset Enano speaks with
meteorologist and climate scientist Rafaela Jane Delfino on this global climate pattern, unpacking complex terms and jargon to help Filipinos better prepare for the looming El Niño conditions. Is it accurate to call it ‘super,’ or even ‘Godzilla’ El Niño? Who are the most vulnerable to its impacts and how can the government help them mitigate the worst possible scenarios?
Reporter and host: Jhesset Enano
Producer: Tricia Aquino
Audio editor: Anthony Tobias
Video editor: Ces Leslie Salada/Ron Lobiano
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