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KTLA

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Southern California rain to taper off Sunday before temperatures climb into the 80s this week

Scattered showers continued across Southern California Sunday morning, leaving roads slick and bringing light rainfall to communities across the region as a Halloween weekend storm moved out faster than initially expected. Video from Anaheim showed rain falling as vehicles splashed through wet streets, sending water spraying into the air. KTLA forecaster Kirk Hawkins said scattered […]

Southern California, CA · 6d

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Pineapple Express to rain buckets, renew flash flooding threats for southwest US

As November begins, a plume of tropical moisture with origins from Olana near Hawaii will act as a firehose of rain for a time in Arizona and parts of Utah, New Mexico and Colorado through Sunday, with some downpours to graze part of Southern California. The setup is sometimes referred...

Arizona · 9d

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Rain Drenches Downtown L.A. Sunday Before Sunny 80-Degree Comeback

Downtown Los Angeles is waking to a wet Sunday, with temperatures near 59 degrees and rain in the forecast through the morning. Showers are likely before 4 p.m., but skies should turn mostly sunny as the high reaches 69. Rain Tapers By Sunday Afternoon. The daytime rain chance is about...

Los Angeles, CA · 6d

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King Tides return in November

The “King Tides” which have battered the Orange County coastline may be tapering off this weekend, but they’ll be back later this month. On Saturday (today), the high tide is forecast to hit Huntington Beach at 1:23 p.m. with waves estimated to be 5.05 feet high. Sunday’s high tide (at 1:58 p.m.) will reach 4.63 feet, and Monday will be slightly smaller at 4.4 feet (at 3:33 p.m.).

Orange County, CA · 8d

CBS LA

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LA County reaches coastal flooding record in 100-year history

Los Angeles has faced more coastal flooding days in 2026 than in its recorded history over the last 100 years, according to NOAA data, since the city's tide gauge was installed in 1923.

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

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California’s Record-Breaking Sea Levels Swamp Newport Beach Streets (Video)

Southern California's ocean just rewrote the record books. And in Newport Beach, the consequences are spilling across the streets. On Tuesday, October 27, the NOAA tide gauge at San Pedro reached approximately 8.18 feet, surpassing a century-old monitoring station's previous record of 7.93 feet from 2005. Farther south, the National Weather Service called La Jolla's 7.98-foot reading "a preliminary all time record at this site." Santa Barbara also registered record water levels.

Newport Beach, CA · 10d

Country Herald

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Los Angeles, CA Rain Tonight: Heavy Showers Possible 6 PM–Midnight Oct 31

Rain chances climb Saturday afternoon across Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.

Los Angeles, CA · 7d

CBS LA

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Halloween night to see rain in Southern California, but totals remain unclear

CBS LA has issued a Next Weather Alert through Sunday due to the potential for rainfall.

Southern California, CA · 8d

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Metrolink Suspends Service as King Tides Threaten SC Coastline

Metrolink has temporarily suspended Orange County Line service between Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo and Oceanside — including a problematic stretch in San Clemente — from Oct. 26 through Oct. 30 as unusually high tides threatened Southern California’s coastline, raising concerns about flooding, erosion and potential damage to coastal infrastructure.

Laguna Niguel, CA · 10d

KTLA

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Trick-or-treat forecast turns wet in parts of Southern California

Cloudy skies on Thursday and Friday will set the stage for a weekend storm expected to bring periods of rain to Southern California from Friday through Sunday, with showers most likely to peak on Halloween night and early Sunday morning. The National Weather Service said a stray shower or two could develop Friday, with rain […]

Southern California, CA · 10d

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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 · 9d

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Seal Beach preparing for king tides

With the OC coast facing a barrage of higher-than-ever king tides and recurring storms, the city is doing everything it can to prepare, Seal Beach City Manager Patrick Gallegos assured residents this week. “I think for us, like most coastal towns right now, we’re really over-preparing for what we anticipated...

Seal Beach, CA · 9d

Los Angeles Times

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A new rainstorm moves in Friday. What does it means for L.A. Halloween?

Storms will start to arrive Friday, with stray showers in isolated areas and maximum temperatures slightly lower than average, according to the forecast from the National Weather Service.

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

KFI AM 640

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Halloween Weekend Storm, High Tides Set to Hit Southland

A storm system is expected to bring rain to the Southland through Halloween weekend, while high tides could cause more coastal flooding Friday.

Los Angeles County, CA · 9d

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California Braces for Floods as Atmospheric River Threatens

California is bracing for flooding as a so-called atmospheric river delivers a glancing blow to the south of the state, before moving across northern Mexico into the U.S. Southwest this weekend. Coastal flood warnings and advisories are up through Friday as northwest winds push tides nearly 2 feet (61 centimeters)...

California · 10d

KTLA

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Rainy Halloween weekend for Southern California

Southern California, CA · 8d

CBS LA

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High tides force street closures in several Southern California coastal cities

The National Weather Service says very high tides will continue through Thursday, reaching between 7.5 and 8 feet. Peak tides are expected on Wednesday between 10:20 and 11:20 a.m.

Huntington Beach, CA · 11d

The Associated Press

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King tides inundate streets and flood homes and businesses along both US coasts

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (AP) — King tides have inundated parts of both U.S. coasts, flooding streets and sending seawater into homes and businesses in beach communities in California, Florida and the Carolinas. The tides began with the full moon earlier this week and could cause flooding in some areas into the weekend, forecasters said. King tides are caused by the gravitational pull and alignments of the Earth, moon, and sun. They can occur several times a year and last several days. This week's king tides have been exacerbated by additional factors, forecasters said Wednesday. In Florida, strong high pressure to the north and low pressure over the Caribbean were causing increased swells, Chris Fisher, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Miami, said. Along the California coast, the ongoing super El Niño has warmed the ocean, leading to an increased volume of seawater. Another factor was the occurrence of Kelvin waves , a series of pulses of warm water that lift the sea level, said Roger Gass, a meteorologist with the weather service's Bay Area forecast office in Monterey. This week's king tides, like their name, have definitely been noticeable. Residents didn't need a beach to see the ocean. The ocean

Florida · 10d

Newser

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King Tides Swamp Streets in California, Florida

(This content was created with the help of AI.) California's coast just got a preview of the soggy winter ahead. Record-setting high tides on Monday and Tuesday sent seawater over seawalls and onto roads from San Francisco to Los Angeles, as a strong El Niño combines with an especially powerful alignment of the sun, moon, and Earth, the New York Times reports. King tides, which started with the full moon earlier this week, also flooded streets and sent seawater into homes in Florida and the Carolinas, reports the AP. In California, tide gauges logged unprecedented readings, including a prelimi...

Florida · 10d

Los Angeles Times

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L.A.'s Westside once bragged about not needing air conditioning. This year's heat changed that

Many Westside residents without air conditioning told The Times they drastically altered their daily routines due to oppressive heat and humidity. Some avoided cooking and slept on friend's couches.

Santa Monica, CA · 9d