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Coastal and inland cities alike are gearing up for a historic El Niño

Jackie Krentzman is a Bay Area-based writer and editor. In early September, Hurricane Marie battered Dana Point, along the Orange County coast. Twelve-foot-high waves breached the bluffs along the coast, damaging or destroying over a dozen homes. One of those homes was Natalie Driessen’s. As the hurricane approached, her family...

Dana Point, CA · 8d
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SnowBrains

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[PHOTOS] Mammoth, CA, Looks Like a Winter Wonderland After Latest Snowstorm

Mammoth Mountain and surrounding areas just picked up 9 to 15 inches of fresh snow, giving California skiers and snowboarders another reason to get excited for winter. An overnight storm blanketed the resort, with snowfall totals ranging from nine inches at Main Lodge to 15 inches at the Summit. The cold system delivered a heavy, wet layer of snow over […] The post [PHOTOS] Mammoth, CA, Looks Like a Winter Wonderland After Latest Snowstorm appeared first on SnowBrains .

California · 7d

CBS19

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Flooding emergencies hit Colorado, Florida and Arizona as rescues unfold across states

Colorado · 6d

FOX 11 Los Angeles

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Weather Forecast for Nov. 3, 2027

Los Angeles County, CA · 5d

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San Jose Braces for Soggy El Niño Winter, Urges Storm Drain Reports Now

San Jose officials are telling residents to get ready now for what forecasters are calling a potentially historic wet season, pointing people toward storm drain hotlines, sandbag pickup sites and flood maps before the heaviest rains arrive. The push comes as federal weather agencies predict stronger storms and potential flooding brought on by El Niño this winter, with the city and Santa Clara County rolling out resources meant to help residents prepare and cut down on community risk.

San Jose, CA · 8d

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Climate Conversations: Climate is Still Front and Center

It was the year Apple launched the first iPhone, Amy Winehouse’s “Back to Black” album dominated global charts, and an unknown Sen. Barack Obama announced he would run for president. In 2007 John Mott-Smith also penned his first “Per Capita Davis” column in The Enterprise.

Davis, CA · 6d

Country Herald

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Central California Weather Nov. 2-5: Most Days Stay Below 70

Fresno, CA – A cooler November weather pattern is settling across California's San Joaquin Valley this week, with afternoon temperatures expected to remain below 70 degrees in many communities from Monday, November 2, through Thursday, November 5.

Fresno County, CA · 7d

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County Prepares for Historic El Niño Winter

SANTA CRUZ — Santa Cruz County officials are preparing for a potentially historic El Niño winter that could bring powerful storms, widespread flooding and coastal water levels as much as 2 feet higher than predicted tides. The county’s Office of Response, Recovery and Resilience presented a winter preparedness...

Santa Cruz County, CA · 8d

Insurance Journal

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Weekend Storm Leaves California, Causes Flooding in Areas of Arizona

A Pineapple Express weather system brought rains to Southern California on Halloween, then moved to Arizona on Sunday, where between 2 inches to 6 inches of rain caused some flooding. AccuWeather meteorologists say another system is on its way to the northern and central part of California, likely bringing mild...

California · 7d

CBS News

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New report details CA's highest-risk infrastructure from El Niño flooding

California · 7d

Mens Journal

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Halloween Weekend Storm Puts 7 Western States Under Snow and Flood Alerts, With Up to 18 Inches of Snow

Winter storm warnings cover Colorado and Nevada mountains, while flood watches stretch from Phoenix and Las Vegas to Zion and the Grand Canyon.

Nevada · 8d

The Sacramento Bee

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Daylight saving time ends soon in CA. How early will it start getting dark?

Californians will soon gain an extra hour of sleep. Daylight saving time started in March, when clocks and watches sprang forward by an hour. In November, the time change officially ends. As California reverts to standard time, the sun will rise later in the morning and set earlier in the evening. When do we officially “fall back”? How soon could it start getting dark? Here’s what you should know: When does daylight saving time end in 2026? Daylight saving time end s across most of the United States on the first Sunday of November, according to Time and Date, an online world clock. Clocks in most of the country move back by one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, resulting in an extra hour of rest that night. Sunset will occur one hour earlier once the time shift takes place. Californians will experience less daylight in the evenings and more light in the mornings. When will the sun rise and set after time change? After daylight saving time ends on Sunday, Nov. 1, sunrise will be at 6:32 a.m. and the sun will set at 5:05 p.m., according to Time and Date. California will continue losing sunlight as we

California · 11d

The Spun

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New NWS Forecast Shows Area Facing up to 16 Inches of Snow This Weekend

A new forecast shows states facing up to 16 inches of snow on Halloween weekend.

Truckee, CA · 9d

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Southern California King Tides could disrupt Thanksgiving coastal travel

King tides broke records along the Southern California coast this week, and forecasters say the next round, due Thanksgiving week, could push the water even higher. On Oct. 27, the tide gauge at San Pedro in Los Angeles Harbor reached about 8.18 feet, the highest since record keeping began there in 1923. Newport Beach hit 8.4 feet, and seawater shut down Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. There was no hurricane and no major storm. The ocean just came up.

Southern California, CA · 8d

The Sacramento Bee

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California trick-or-treaters may see Halloween showers. Here's when and where

If you have not yet picked out a Halloween costume, you might want to consider something waterproof for Saturday. Brief showers will start arriving early Friday morning in the Sierra foothills near Placerville, Auburn, and south into the San Joaquin Valley near Modesto and Merced. Any rain that falls is expected to be short-lived. A few more showers will greet the Fresno-Merced area foothills in the early afternoon, with more consistent rain in the Sierra. Temperatures Friday will be moderate for Sacramento and the Central Valley, with highs holding at around 70 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Halloween: Scattered showers in some places The trough of low pressure will grow deeper across the western U.S. on Saturday, ushering in more moisture, clouds and cooler temperatures throughout the day. After a morning with a few light sprinkles along the coast and a few brief drops near Sacramento, showers will build across the San Joaquin Valley into the afternoon. For trick-or-treating, intermittent rain will be a problem near Fresno and Merced, with some lighter more sporadic drops near Modesto between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. The scattered rain that does fall will be short-lived, but a costume that can accommodate a rain

California · 10d

FOX 2 San Francisco

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High tides cause wild flooding throughout California

California · 11d

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Unexpected First Snow Threatens Parts of California and Nevada as Temperatures Drop

NWS Sacramento says a system will bring mountain snow showers to the Sierra Nevada this weekend, with the best chances south of Interstate 80. Its storm-total snow map for Saturday 11 AM to Sunday 10 AM shows 3 to 4 inches at Carson Pass and Ebbetts Pass. Where the Snow...

California · 11d

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West Coast flooding and a record on repeat

Days of unusually high tides have turned parts of the California coast into a soggy obstacle course, with streets submerged, shops taking on water and residents grabbing buckets. Forecasters say the pattern is not finished yet, and some of the numbers being recorded are the highest ever measured. How bad...

Los Angeles, CA · 10d

The Weather Channel

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Thanksgiving king tides to bring more California, Florida flooding

King tides recently set records in California and lasted over a week in Florida. But there's more ahead, including Thanksgiving week, and El Niño has a role.

Florida · 9d

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Santa Cruz Faces a More Extreme Climate as Historic El Niño Takes Shape

New research from UC Santa Cruz warns of stronger storms, worsening droughts and mounting coastal risks. With an unusually powerful El Niño developing in the Pacific, the region may soon face another test. Santa Cruz reopened the end of its municipal wharf in April, more than a year after...

Santa Cruz, CA · 10d