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ABC10

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Heavy rain and snow expected across Northern California Friday

Northern California, CA · 20h

San Francisco Chronicle

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Powerful storm system to send rain, snow to California

The San Francisco Bay Area is about to see an extended period of wet weather, and the Sierra should get snow.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 2d

KION News Channel 546

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Bay Area’s lowest-elevation community preparing for El Nino flooding

San Jose, CA · 20h

Thomas Smith

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Giant Waves Are Heading for the California Coast

A powerful series of storms in the Gulf of Alaska is generating massive swells expected to arrive along Northern and Central California beginning Friday, November 13, bringing potentially life-threatening conditions to popular beaches.

California · 6h

WFSB

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First Alert Weather Extra: Northern California preparing for colder weather

California · 4h

Yahoo!

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40-Foot ‘Biggest Waves in Years’ Set to Hammer California in Early-Season Swell

California's North Coast is about to get a serious reminder that winter is coming. And the forecast isn't talking about a few overhead sets. A powerful train of Gulf of Alaska storms is expected to send some of the biggest surf in years toward Northern and Central California, with breaking waves potentially reaching 30 to 40 feet from late Friday, November 13, through Saturday.

California · 1d

Country Herald

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Sierra Nevada, CA Snow Alert: Up to 24 Inches Nov. 13-16

Winter Storm Watch runs Friday through Monday as two systems bring heavy mountain snow and valley rain.

Sierra Nevada, CA · 5h

ABC7 News Bay Area

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Level 2 storm to bring rain, dangerous surf to Bay Area and more than a foot of snow to the Sierra

The first moderate storm of the season will hit the Bay Area Friday, bringing an end to our fire season with heavy rain, deadly waves along the coast and the first accumulating snowstorm of the season to the Sierra.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 1d

SFGate

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Mill Valley: 2 Roads Closed Due To Tidal Flooding

Tidal flooding has closed two Mill Valley roads on Monday morning. Redwood Highway Frontage Road is closed at Hamilton Drive, and a portion of Miller Avenue is closed between Camino Alto and Almonte Boulevard, Mill Valley police said in an advisory at 11:15 a.m. Article continues below this ad. Friends...

Mill Valley, CA · 2d

piedmontexedra.com

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With a strong El Niño forecast this winter, take steps now to protect your home

With more rain forecast this week and a potentially historic El Niño expected this winter, now is the time to protect your home from flooding and prepare for power outages. Some of the most important preparations take time. Don’t wait until heavy rains begin to learn your sump pump isn’t working or your home is vulnerable to flooding.

Piedmont, CA · 1d

ABC7 News Bay Area

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Free 'Sandbag Saturdays' kick off in San Francisco ahead of predicted El Niño storms

While sunshine and clear skies filled San Francisco on Saturday, many residents were already preparing for winter storm season. Hundreds lined up at Marina Green for free sandbags as city leaders launched "Sandbag Saturdays," a flood-preparedness campaign aimed at helping residents and business owners get ready for potential El Niño storms. Public Works Director Carla Short said now is the ideal time to plan ahead. "With the weather this beautiful, you don't have to drive through when the weather is not so beautiful," Short said. In social media posts, Mayor Daniel Lurie said, "El Nino is upon us." He encouraged residents to take advantage of the program, noting that recent king tides are a reminder of the flooding risks that could increase once winter storms arrive. MORE: El Niño: SF declares local emergency to prepare for potential severe storms, coastal flooding Through the city's drive-through giveaway, residents and business owners can receive up to 10 free sandbags. Public Works crews load the sandbags directly into vehicles. For some, previous flooding experiences were motivation enough. "If you've had flooding before, this is a big deal," said San Francisco resident Mitch Rosenfeld. "Our experience before was messy. If I had sandbags last

San Francisco, CA · 3d

hoodline.com

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Sunny San Jose Sizzles to 79 Before Friday Storm Drenches Bay Shoreline

San Jose is waking up clear and cool Tuesday, with temperatures around 52 degrees and patchy fog possible before 9 a.m. The fog should give way to bright sunshine, with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s before easing back toward the low 70s late afternoon. Fog Gives Way To A...

San Jose, CA · 1d

SFist

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Day Around the Bay: First Big Rainstorm Coming Our Way Friday

A cold front is sweeping down out of Alaska this week, and by Friday it will start bringing significant rain to the Bay Area, and snow to the Sierra. Scattered bouts of heavy rain and wind gusts up to 40 mph are expected, which may cause downed trees and power outages. [Chronicle]

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 2d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Unseasonable warmth to blanket Bay Area on Veterans Day

Wednesday’s warm, sunny weather should present a great opportunity for outdoor activities before a storm arrives later this week.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 15h

SFist

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Ocean Beach Could See 25-Foot Waves This Weekend as Massive Storm Approaches

Powerful storms brewing in the Gulf of Alaska are expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and some of the biggest waves in years to the Bay Area this weekend, with Ocean Beach potentially seeing waves topping 25 feet. Breaking waves of 30 to 40 feet are possible along exposed...

San Francisco, CA · 1d

nildealnow.com

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Multiple Storms Bring Rain, Sierra Snow, and Severe Risk to California, Arizona, and Utah Including San Francisco and Flagstaff Over 10 Days

SOUTHWEST — A much more active weather pattern is developing across the West, with several Pacific storm systems expected to bring rain, mountain snow, gusty winds, and thunderstorms over the next 7 to 10 days. The first disturbances arrive Friday into Saturday, followed by more systems Sunday through Tuesday. More than 5 trillion gallons of water could fall across California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado during this stretch.

Arizona · 22h

NBC Bay Area

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Bay Area agencies prepared to respond to anything during El Niño winter

Several emergency responders got together Tuesday to demonstrate the teamwork it will take to deal with the impacts of impending El Niño storms. Personnel with Cal Fire, the Red Cross, PG&E and San Jose's Office of Emergency Management said they have to be ready for anything this winter, adding that communication and teamwork between allied agencies is key so everyone is on the same page.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 1d

liveinsurancenews.com

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El Niño Is Back. Atmospheric Rivers Are Lining Up. And 98% of California Homeowners Have No Flood Policy

Oregon is getting hammered. A powerful atmospheric river swept across the Pacific Northwest this week, bringing flooding, landslides, and heavy coastal damage before the system turned south. Forecasters say another storm system is expected to reach San Luis Obispo County by mid-week, moving into Southern California by Friday, with more behind it.

California · 1d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Biggest waves in years to slam California coast — including San Francisco

These could be the biggest waves to hit some parts of the California coast in years, reaching up to 50 feet at offshore buoys.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

Axios San Francisco

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Flood risks rise on SF's Embarcadero

Unusually high tides are overflowing onto SF's Embarcadero, raising concerns about more severe flooding during winter storms. Why it matters: Higher sea levels combined with historic winter storms could flood waterfront roads, damage infrastructure, and disrupt low-lying neighborhoods, KQED reports . Catch up quick: On Oct. 25, high tides flooded the Embarcadero , cutting off parts of Pier 14 and closing sections of the sidewalk and bike lane despite calm weather. SF's average sea level reached 12.4 inches above NOAA predictions in October, the largest monthly difference on record. More extreme tides are expected around Thanksgiving and Christmas. How it works: Ocean and atmospheric conditions are raising coastal water levels even before winter storms arrive . El Niño-driven Kelvin waves are pulses of warm water that travel east across the Pacific before moving north along the West Coast, capable of raising coastal sea levels by 6 to 12 inches , per NOAA. This added rise can worsen flooding when combined with king tides, marine heat waves, and storm surges, according to KQED . Flashback: Past El Niño and winter storms show how quickly conditions can overwhelm the waterfront. In February 1998 , high winds, heavy rain, and elevated sea levels

San Francisco, CA · 2d