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What Happened to El Nino?

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Climate scientists warned an epic El Nino season would rise up out of the Pacific like Godzilla on the warpath. But the monster hasn't delivered where it counts for most Californians: rainfall. We sit down with KQED's Science Editor Craig Miller to find out why.

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