
Aiden Manning
Rivers and Waters Program Associate at New Mexico Wild with a PhD in Hydrology; expert on water security, watershed management, and climate impacts in the Southwest.
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Jun 19, 2026
14: A “Super” El Niño is coming. What does it mean for New Mexico?
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John FleckHOST
And how did it feel to you when you first started hearing, oh, we're going to have a big El Nino? Was this like super exciting?

Aiden ManningGUEST
The last time we saw a really big El Nino like this was in 2015-16, which was not that good a year, right? We're entering into this era where our climate is becoming so perturbed and warmed compared to history that we...

Aiden ManningGUEST
So the sort of rabidly curious scientist in me is just fascinating to see how this plays out.

Aiden ManningGUEST
The other part of me, though, that works closely with the communities that have to figure out how to use what water we have is a lot more concerned because it's really easy to get our hopes up.

Aiden ManningGUEST
It's really easy to, you know, excuse the pun, but bet the farm on a big year.