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A wet Halloween is a treat no one wants... but we may get anyway

How do strong El Niño events compare in California's rainy season?. Our weather this past weekend was very nice, but all eyes are focused on next weekend - especially Saturday night, which is Halloween. Unfortunately, it continues to look like there will be a chance of wet weather this Saturday night, so plan those Halloween costumes accordingly!

California · 11d
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FOX 2 San Francisco

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Everything to know about California high tides, king tides, Kelvin waves

California · 9d

Country Herald

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Sierra Nevada Winter Weather Awareness Through Oct 31: Dangerous Road Ice

From Lake Tahoe and Truckee to Donner Pass and Mammoth Lakes, winter travel requires preparation.

Sierra Nevada, CA · 10d

Yahoo!

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New report shows El Niño could flood major highways, SFO

Extreme high tides across the Bay Area flooded Miller Avenue in Mill Valley on Monday, apparently catching at least one motorist off-guard. The driver was seen in video from KTVU-TV hanging out of his window as a tow truck pulled his car from the flooded road. This video created with...

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 10d
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USA TODAY

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Rain could dampen California Halloween festivities

Good morning, California. Halloween is just a few days away, but California's forecast may hold a trick. A weather shift could bring cooler temperatures and rain to parts of the state heading into Halloween weekend, potentially complicating everything from trick-or-treating to Friday night plans. So before the costumes go on and the candy bowls come out, we're looking at where rain could fall , when it could arrive, and what Californians should know before Halloween night. Plus a look at this year's most popular costumes . Here's what else is in the news around the state. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Rain could dampen California Halloween festivities

California · 10d

San José Spotlight

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Beall: Preparing our creeks for an El Niño winter

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... As Santa Clara County enters the rainy season, Valley Water is preparing for an El Niño that may bring heavy, prolonged rainfall, increasing the risk of flooding along streets, low-lying areas and local waterways. No seasonal outlook can predict exactly when, where or...

Santa Clara County, CA · 10d

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California's storm door swings open for Halloween

Wet weather could dampen Halloween in California ahead of the looming El Niño winter. After rain and even some early snowfall last week, National Weather Service forecasters expect another round of statewide storms to hit this weekend. In a possible third wave of precipitation, next week's outlook also appears unusually wet.

California · 10d

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Ski Season Opens This Week: Super El Nino Gives the West Its Best Snow Odds in Years

The first significant snow of the 2026–27 season dusted the Sierra Nevada on October 23 as Arapahoe Basin in Colorado prepared to open its lifts this weekend — and behind that early-season signal is a meteorological event that could reshape where US skiers should book their winter: a Super El Niño that federal forecasters give a greater-than-90 percent chance of becoming "very strong," redirecting Pacific storms toward Utah, Colorado, and California while leaving the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies significantly drier than usual. For anyone still deciding between a season pass and day tickets, the Epic Pass goes up in price again on November 15, and the Ikon Pass closes for the season in early December.

Utah · 11d

ABC10

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Newsom signs order to protect Pacific Coast Highway from El Niño storms

California · 9d

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Highway 101 at Humboldt Bay Is One of California’s Most Flood-Prone Roads Heading Into a Super El Niño Winter

The stretch of Highway 101 skirting Humboldt Bay between Eureka and Arcata is one of the lowest highways in Northern California, and a new report says it is among the roads most likely to end up underwater when El Niño storms arrive this winter. The Coastal Flooding Risks for...

Eureka, CA · 13d

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Westside / Downtown Neighborhood Newsletter for Monday, Oct. 26

Good morning! It’s Oct. 26 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…. Areas of low clouds, then sun in Westside / Downtown. Today will see areas of low clouds early; otherwise, mostly sunny and pleasant; there could be coastal flooding in prone areas around high tide. The high will be 71 with a low of 49.

Santa Cruz, CA · 11d

KTVU FOX 2

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State of the beach in California ahead of El Niño

California only received a 'C' grade in the latest 'State of the Beach' report, which looks at how coastlines are prepared for emergencies like storms, rising seas, and big waves. Mitch Silverstein with the Surfrider Foundation joins The Nine to discuss what California could do better.

California · 11d

AccuWeather

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King tide flooding swamps California, Florida and Southeast coastal communities

More exceptionally high tides are ahead. Nov. 24-26, Dec. 23-25 and Jan. 21-22 as the next king tide periods. Coastal flooding is affecting communities from California to Florida and the Southeast as unusually high tides surrounding Sunday night’s full moon push seawater onto roads and toward homes. The Hunter’s...

California · 11d

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California – Record Tides This Week, 90% Chance of Storms by Friday and Only 1 in 50 Homeowners Has Flood Insurance

This week, the National Weather Service issued a coastal flood advisory for Los Angeles and Ventura County beaches through Thursday, October 29 — and a coastal flood warning for Orange County. Morning high tides of 7.5 to 8 feet are testing near-record levels. Metrolink has suspended train service between Laguna Niguel and Oceanside for five days. Low-lying homes and businesses in Long Beach, Malibu, and Newport Beach have already seen damage from high surf. Long Beach resident Eric Hill put it plainly: “Uncharted territories that we’re in.”

Ventura County, CA · 11d

San Francisco Chronicle

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California’s storm door is about to swing wide open

An atmospheric firehose could soon take aim at California, raising the prospects of a wet and stormy Halloween and Election Day.

California · 14d

travelinglifestyle.net

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Dangerous Freeze Watch Warning for 3 Counties in California as Temperatures Fall Sharply

A Freeze Watch is in effect from late Friday night through Saturday morning for six zones in Trinity, Mendocino and Lake counties in Northern California. Temperatures could fall as low as 25 degrees. NWS Eureka issued the watch at 9:12 p.m. PDT Thursday. Frost and freezing temperatures could kill crops...

Mendocino County, CA · 14d

Yahoo!

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New Shark Warning Grips California Beach Where Swimmer Was Killed

A new shark warning at one of California's most notorious shark-attack locations has surfers and swimmers on notice. Pacific Grove Police are advising people to avoid the water at Lovers Point in Monterey Bay following reports of heightened shark activity. The beach itself remains open. "Lover's Point Beach is open;...

Pacific Grove, CA · 12d

1280 NewsTalk KIT

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NOAA Issues Winter Outlook for Washington and Oregon, and It's a Mixed Bag for the PNW

Here is what the forecasters at the National Weather Service expect for Eastern WA, OR, and Northern CA. This covers December 2026 through February 2027.

Washington · 14d

Fox Weather

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500-miles of California coast battle continued flooding from King Tides, closing part of Pacific Coast Highway

Parts of the heavily populated California coast have seen record-high coastal flooding due to the King Tides, including Los Angeles, as roads in beach cities were turned into canals Tuesday.

Los Angeles, CA · 11d

latination.com

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California gets a break from wildfires thanks to El Niño but Mother Nature has another surprise in store

El Niño slows down the fires across Southern California while heavy rains alter seasonal conditions. Recent downpours trigger flash flooding, mudslides, and debris flows across vulnerable burn scars in hilltop communities. Santa Ana winds and dry vegetation keep fire danger active in areas lacking consistent autumn rainfall. Abundant rainfall...

California · 14d