Giant underwater Kelvin wave could 'pack a punch' for B.C. in mid-October

Scientists are on high alert as a massive underwater Kelvin wave linked to this year's El Niño moves up the west coast of the Americas, potentially bringing significant impacts to British Columbia in mid-October. This natural phenomenon, intensified by climate change, could cause unusual ocean conditions and weather patterns. The implications extend beyond immediate regional effects, highlighting how climate change is amplifying natural weather patterns and raising concerns about long-term environmental impacts.