Lessons learned from the first wave of El Niño storms

Now that we’ve caught a break after the first El Niño downpours – and do not doubt this was just the beginning, climatologists advise – it’s time to assess what we’ve learned from these storms. This initial batch caused little damage to boats but created more havoc to boaters’ efforts to...

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Lessons learned from the first wave of El Niño storms

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