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KION News Channel 546

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

San Jose, CA · 10h

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 · 17h

FOX 2 San Francisco

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Last day of the warming trend before rain moves in

California · 2h

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 · 1d

activenorcal.com

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Northern California’s Worst Wildfires Sent a Million Extra Acre-Feet of Water Into Lake Oroville

The Dixie, North Complex, and Sugar fires burned more than half of the upper Feather River watershed in 2020 and 2021, and a new federal study has put a number on one consequence almost nobody was tracking at the time: the fires sent a lot more water downstream to Lake Oroville.

Oroville, CA · 1d

CBS News

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Bay Area to see more temps in the 70s until end of week

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 14h

Bakersfield Now

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California's Ocean Temperatures Continue Astonishing Climb!

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — As an extremely strong El Niño continues to dominate the Pacific, abnormally warm water originating from the equator is making its way up California's shores, and with it, sending temperatures higher than we have ever measured before. After seeing the latest ocean readings off...

California · 15h

KESQ News Channel 3

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Warm & sunny Veterans Day, cooler with showers by the weekend

California · 3h

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 · 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

Country Herald

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Northern California Winter Storm Watch: Up to 2 Feet of Snow Nov 13-16

Sierra Nevada and Lassen peaks could see 2 feet of snow as dangerous travel develops Friday.

Northern California, CA · 20h

San Francisco Chronicle

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‘Power could be off’: PG&E’s warning for Californians this El Niño winter

Parts of California could lose power for up to 48 hours due to El Niño-related storms this winter, according to a PG&E representative.

California · 18h

The Sacramento Bee

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Mild weather week in California with atmospheric river on horizon. Here's the latest

It was another gorgeous autumnal weekend across the Golden State. High temperatures for the work week ahead will again hold just above average as skies remain mostly calm, with disturbed weather set to move in this weekend or early next week. On Monday, Central Valley high temperatures reach the mid-70s yet again with similar days to follow through Thursday. A few passing clouds are expected across Northern California and the Sacramento Valley on Monday as a few showers kick up near Eureka before dissipating along the Klamath mountains. Just like above-average temperatures, sunshine will hold strong through the workweek. Wednesday is set to be the warmest day this week, with highs in the 80s possible in the Sierra foothills and near San Jose as overhead high pressure peaks across California. Further south, high temperatures in the 80s across Southern California are being fueled by a major oceanic heat wave — in part due to El Niño — as sea surface temperatures off the coast remain up to 10 degrees above average for November. The weather this week is notable for how lovely it will be for not getting in your way too much. With reasonably comfortable lows in the 40s

California · 2d

San Francisco Examiner

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Warm SF weather this week to give way to heavy rain

San Francisco’s warm start to the week will give way to heavy rains and winds as a weakening Pacific Northwest storm is expected to descend upon the Bay Area this weekend. National Weather Service meteorologists said Monday that temperatures this week will hit highs in the low 70s before dropping on Friday into the low to mid 60s. Prior to landfall on Friday, this week’s storm system is also expected to bring sneaker waves, rip currents and breaking waves from 12 feet to 16 feet to San Francisco’s coastline . The ocean is more active and warmer this year compared to seasonal averages thanks to El Nino, a naturally recurring phenomenon in the Pacific that is predicted this year to peak in December and last through early 2027 . In addition to higher rainfall totals, San Francisco is expected to be at risk for coastal flooding and elevated sea levels through March. Throughout the upcoming storm season, city agencies said they will maintain street drains and other infrastructure to minimize local flooding risks. This week’s warm temperatures are preceding a weather pattern that is developing offshore and expected to begin moving closer to The City on Thursday, causing air to

San Francisco, CA · 1d

activenorcal.com

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California Put Up $1 Million to Watch the Coast Through El Niño. Nobody on the Mendocino Coast Asked for Any of It.

The last time the ocean off Northern California looked like this, a marine heat wave and an El Niño wiped out most of the North Coast’s bull kelp, and the state’s own staff report says this year closely matches that stretch from 2014 to 2016. The California...

Fort Bragg, CA · 1d

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 · 16h

VC Star | Ventura County Star

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Ending the wildfire crisis begins with smart policy | Your Turn

The Palisades Fire was the latest reminder of the threat catastrophic wildfire poses to Southern California. Unfortunately, Californians know all too well the devastation that wildfire season brings. With nearly 50 years of experience in the fire service, 15 as the Ventura County Fire Chief, I have been on the frontline defending homes from encroaching blazes. I have also had to stand with families as they pick through the rubble of their once-forever home. No person should ever have to stand on the blackened foundation of their home. Nor should they have to flee to a hotel for evacuation, not knowing if they will have anything to return to. We need to find a comprehensive, national solution to the growing wildfire crisis so no family has to face that sort of devastation. Fire chiefs, land managers, and scientists know what it will take to break this cycle. We need to look at fire as a natural component in our wildland ecology, and learn to manage our land and work with fire to prevent catastrophic disasters. Wildfire has long been a component of California’s wildland. In a balanced ecosystem, fires occur at natural intervals and burn at a low intensity. The

Ventura County, CA · 2d

Country Herald

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Eastern California Winter Storm Watch: Up to 1 Foot of Snow Saturday

Heavy snow could blanket the Eastern Sierra above 7,000 feet, making mountain travel hazardous.

Inyo County, CA · 8h

Country Herald

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California Weather Alert: Heavy Snow Threatens Yosemite, Sequoia

Yosemite, Sequoia and Kings Canyon face up to 12 inches of snow and dangerous weekend travel.

California · 20h

liveinsurancenews.com

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California’s Deadly Fog Season Starts Now — and These Roads Have Already Taken Lives This Year

It starts quietly. You’re driving Highway 99 on a November morning, coffee in hand, headed to work. The fog thickens. Then you can’t see the car in front of you. Then you can’t see anything at all. That’s Tule fog. And in California’s Central Valley, it’s back....

California · 1d