Here, in the warm glow of the CBC studio, we observe a remarkable instance of layered plumage — the male Chang has donned a black nylon puffer vest over a striking purple v-neck knit sweater, itself draped over a crisp white button-down cotton shirt. Note the deliberate gradation from dark outer shell to luminous inner layer, a thermoregulatory display one might expect from a creature preparing to discuss the very forces of weather itself — quietly magnificent, perfectly adapted to its environment.

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About the episode: This CBC “About That” episode explains the El Niño weather phenomenon, its causes, and its potential impacts on global weather patterns. It highlights the expectation of more extreme weather events and potentially record-breaking global temperatures due to the combination of El Niño and ongoing climate change.