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‘Wildfire Preparedness Must Remain 1 of SC’s Highest Priorities’

First, we owe an enormous debt of gratitude to the firefighters, first responders and public safety personnel who battled the Norte Fire under extraordinarily difficult conditions. Their courage, skill and determination protected lives, defended neighborhoods and prevented an already destructive fire from becoming far worse. Our hearts also go out...

San Clemente, CA · 20d
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Rain expected to drench parts of Southern California

Southern California, CA · 20d

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Brush fire threatens million dollar homes in southern California as high winds fan the flames

The Orange County Fire Authority said Saturday morning that the devastating fire had burned about 570 acres and six large coastal homes.

San Clemente, CA · 24d

Westside Current

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October Storm Brings Heavy Rain and Dangerous Surf Risk to Southern California

LOS ANGELES - Rain could begin Tuesday night, while thunderstorms and localized flooding become more likely Wednesday night through Thursday. Most areas could receive about an inch of rain over the two-day period. Some locations may see 1 to 2 inches, and stronger showers or thunderstorms could produce higher totals in isolated areas. "A pretty potent storm for October appears to be headed towards southern California Wednesday and Thursday," the National Weather Service said. The low-pressure system was off the Oregon coast Monday and is expected to move south along the California coast before turning inland somewhere between Central and Southern California on Thursday. Its timing and expected rainfall totals remain uncertain because the system is partly separated from the stronger jet stream to the north. "In addition, assuming the storm drops as far south as many of the (computer models) are now indicating, there is an increasing risk for scattered convective activity and locally heavy rainfall, especially Wednesday night into Thursday, which means likely a large variance in rainfall rates and totals," according to the NWS. The weather service said rain could fall at rates up to three-quarters of an inch per hour, and a flood watch may be

Los Angeles County, CA · 21d

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T-Storms Forecasted Weds and Thurs Throughout IE

Thunderstorms are possible across the Inland Empire beginning Wednesday night and continuing through Thursday, when a cold front will sweep the region, potentially generating an inch or more of precipitation, according to the National Weather Service. “Cold air aloft with a low pressure system passing over near-record warm water off...

Southern California, CA · 22d

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October storm could bring up to 2 inches of rain to Southland

A strong October storm was moving toward Southern California Tuesday, with forecasters warning of widespread rain, possible thunderstorms and an increasing risk of localized flooding. The National Weather Service said the approaching system could produce rainfall totals of 1 to 2 inches in some areas, with heavier downpours possible and...

Los Angeles County, CA · 21d

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Brutal Santa Ana Winds, San Bernardino County

Meanwhile in the san bernardino county valleys, santa ana winds are slamming Fontana and Rialto and surrounding areas. The bottom of the Cajon pass in all the wind prone areas are expecting powerful wind gusts along Interstate 15 north of the 210 and the 210 between rancho cucamonga and alder in rialto.

San Bernardino County, CA · 24d

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Widespread rain and cooler temperatures coming to Southern California

Southern California, CA · 21d

CBS LA

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Widespread rain headed to Southern California along with high surf

About 1 inch of rain is expected in parts of inland Los Angeles County on Wednesday and Thursday.

Southern California, CA · 21d

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Rain is coming to Southern California later this week

Orange County, CA · 22d

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16K evacuated in southern California as flames race through San Juan Capistrano, officials say

San Juan Capistrano, CA · 23d

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Southern California homes engulfed in flames as multiple fast-moving fires rage

Hot spots glow across a hillside during the Bryson Fire in Malibu AP Photo/Jae C. Hong A fast-moving wildfire destroyed multiple homes in Southern California as hot, gusty weather swept the region on Friday, prompting mandatory evacuations and widespread power outages. Television footage from KTLA showed several residences engulfed in flames in the Orange County community of San Juan Capistrano. Aerial coverage captured emergency crews directing water streams onto two-story suburban homes as fire breached their roofs, sending dense black smoke billowing across backyard swimming pools and tennis courts. The wildfire ignited in the coastal city of San Clemente before quickly moving into San Juan Capistrano. It was one of several blazes fueled by dry, warm northeast Santa Ana winds blowing from Southern California's interior toward the coast. Forecasters warned that the strongest wind gusts would continue through Friday afternoon. The conditions forced local evacuations and left tens of thousands of residents without electricity following precautionary power shutoffs. Both communities are situated near the southern Orange County coast and surrounded by hillsides. San Juan Capistrano, home to 35,000 people, is recognized for its horse trails, while neighboring San Clemente, with a population of 62,000, is known as a "Spanish village

San Juan Capistrano, CA · 25d

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California Weather: Beach Hazard, November Outlook Oct. 26–Nov. 1

NOAA's Oct. 26–Nov. 1 outlook favors wetter conditions across Southern California.

Southern California, CA · 22d

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Southern California Braces for Up to 2 Inches of Rain in Los Angeles and Orange County, 1 to 2 Feet of Mountain Snow and Thunderstorms Tuesday Night Through Thursday

LOS ANGELES, California — An early season winter storm from Alaska is expected to bring heavy rain, mountain snow and scattered thunderstorms to Southern California from 9:00 PM PDT Tuesday October 20 through 6:00 PM PDT Thursday October 22. Los Angeles and Orange County could see 0.75 to 2 inches of rain. Mountain areas above 9,000 feet could pick up 1 to 2 feet of snow.

Orange County, CA · 24d

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California Winter Outlook 2026-27: LA Rain, Sierra Snow Outlook

Los Angeles and San Diego face increased rain chances while Northern California trends warmer.

California · 25d

CBS LA

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Orange County's Norte Fire at 80% containment after all evacuations lifted

Crews continue working to extinguish hot spots and strengthen containment lines.

Orange County, CA · 23d

Victorville Daily Press

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Earthquake rattles Riverside County before Great California ShakeOut

A magnitude 3.0 earthquake struck in the San Jacinto area of Riverside County. The earthquake occurred at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, about 2 miles north of San Jacinto, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. The quake was centered on the campus of Mt. San Jacinto Community College , just north of Hemet, and felt mostly in Riverside County and parts of San Diego and San Bernardino counties. The earthquake struck along the San Jacinto Fault Zone , which runs near Lytle Creek, San Bernardino, Loma Linda, San Jacinto, Hemet, Anza, Borrego Springs and Ocotillo Wells, according to the Southern California Earthquake Data Center. No injuries or damage were reported. The quake struck a day before the Great California ShakeOut at 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15, a safety exercise that encourages residents, businesses, schools, and organizations to practice protective actions when an earthquake occurs. This article originally appeared on Victorville Daily Press: Earthquake rattles Riverside County before Great California ShakeOut

Riverside County, CA · 26d

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California woman fled the flames for Long Beach only to watch the ocean reach her front door

After leaving her apartment, climate change and the El Niño phenomenon batter the new coastal sanctuary in Long Beach for Genevieve Beals, who fled California fires. King tides, flooding, and powerful ocean swells trigger constant coastal flooding along the boardwalk across southern beaches. Authorities warn about the lack of...

Long Beach, CA · 26d

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Storm cleanup continues in North Shore as residents question county response

NORTH SHORE, Calif. (KESQ) - Nearly a week after Tropical Storm Rachel brought flooding, mud and debris to North Shore, residents are still cleaning up damage to their properties, with some raising concerns about the county’s response and the resources available to help them recover. For resident Lizet Soto, the storm was a frightening experience. The post Storm cleanup continues in North Shore as residents question county response appeared first on KESQ .

Riverside County, CA · 26d

The Independent

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California wildfire forces thousands to evacuate as blaze destroys coastal homes

Your browser does not support the video tag. Thousands of residents were forced to evacuate on Friday as a fast-moving wildfire, driven by strong winds, destroyed at least six high-value coastal properties in Southern California. Thick black smoke, visible from miles away, rose above tennis courts and swimming pools while crews tackled burning houses in San Juan Capistrano, Orange County. Several residents sprayed their buildings with water before obeying evacuation orders. Two firefighters were taken to hospital with heat-related injuries, according to officials. Authorities have not yet disclosed what started the blaze, which remained under a square mile in size by Friday evening. "Had these winds been a little bit stronger, a little bit different direction, this could have been a whole lot worse," said San Clemente Mayor Rick Loeffler. Howard Hart, a councilmember for San Juan Capistrano, said he and his wife soaked their roof and relocated propane canisters away from their property before leaving on Friday with a packed bag. Laura Hart said she has not had to leave her home because of a wildfire in more than 50 years of living in the area. A traffic sign alerts motorists about the Norte Fire, seen in the background

San Juan Capistrano, CA · 24d