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La Niña peaking

Jan. 26, 2012 12:02pm

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The "La Nina" in the Pacific Ocean appears to be peaking. This usually means a warmer, drier winter in the South and Southwest. A stormy winter is predicted for the Northwest. It could repeat this summer. Farmweek's Artis Ford reports.

 

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