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Fox Weather

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Much-needed rain to soak California as rare severe weather, flash flood threat grows in the Four Corners

As numerous wildfires burn across parts of California, a welcome shift in moisture will move across the West Coast, bringing severe storms by midweek.

California · 19d

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Be flood-ready ahead of El Niño-driven winter

SACRAMENTO – With major storms possible in the months ahead, the Department of Water Resources is calling on all Californians to take the simple steps now to help prepare for flooding emergencies. The DWR has taken the opportunity to use the start of Flood Preparedness Week as a way...

California · 17d

KSBY News

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Mild weather Tuesday before heavy rain impacts the region Wednesday

California · 17d

Reuters

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Exotic species appear off California thanks to an unusually strong El Niño

DANA POINT, Calif., Oct 17 (Reuters) - The longfin bigeye fish was spotted in California for the first time last month, and the first sea turtles of any kind nested on California beaches. Meanwhile, a venomous yellow-bellied sea snake swam ashore as whale sharks and hammerheads cruised just off the coast.

California · 20d

CBS News

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Tuesday morning First Alert weather forecast with Jessica Burch - 10/20/26

California · 17d

WFSB

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First Alert Weather Extra: California climate change report

California · 17d

The Sacramento Bee

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Rain coming this week as cool fall weather arrives in California. What to expect

After another warm weekend, with widespread high temperatures in the 80s, California is set for a real cooldown this week. On Monday, high temperatures won’t climb past the low 70s as a westerly breeze from the Delta carries cooler air inland to Sacramento. The result will be a noticeably more autumnal day than any of late, with passing clouds and a crisp breeze. Further south, that cooler breeze wanes some. Even so, Modesto and Merced will see high temps in the 70s, and Fresno won’t be far behind in the low 80s. This is all thanks a deep region of low pressure moving off the Pacific Northwest over the coming days. On its approach, it forces an onshore breeze that works to cool the Golden State with air off the Pacific Ocean. That same region of low pressure will begin to move even closer on Tuesday, bringing more clouds and cooler overnight lows in the low 50s for Sacramento and the Delta region. From there, the low pressure region will move onshore, bringing occasional scattered showers with it through the end of the week. On and off showers expected Wednesday through Friday These scattered showers are expected to begin early

California · 18d

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Cooler temperatures, increased onshore flow

A cool down is underway across Northern California tonight. We are seeing noticeably cooler temperatures this evening into tomorrow morning, with increasing overnight moisture helping to reduce fire weather concerns. Tomorrow, a low-pressure system will begin drifting southward along the Northern California coastline, bringing a mix of clouds and sun....

Northern California, CA · 18d

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California wildfires: Norte, Henderson and Cooley fires burn across the state

Firefighters are battling wildfires across California, with the Norte Fire destroying homes in Orange County, the Henderson Fire burning in San Diego County and the Cooley Fire spreading through Mendocino County. Meanwhile, Marin County crews are preparing for a prescribed burn on Mount Tamalpais to reduce future wildfire risk.

California · 18d

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Valley Water Declares Emergency as Region Braces for El Niño Storms

Valley Water has declared an El Niño emergency, following last month’s statewide emergency proclamation, to accelerate storm readiness for the anticipated severe winter weather across Santa Clara County and coastal California. The declaration enables Valley Water to take immediate actions to prepare for, prevent, or mitigate threats associated...

Santa Clara County, CA · 17d

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Wet Pattern and Heavy Mountain Snow Target California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado Late October as Rain Chances Spread to Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas

DENVER, CO — Confidence is growing in a much wetter pattern across large portions of the western United States and the Great Plains during the final week of October, with the active setup potentially continuing into early November. A persistent trough near the West Coast is expected to steer repeated rounds of Pacific moisture inland, bringing lower elevation rain and heavy mountain snow from California and the Pacific Northwest into the Great Basin and Rockies.

Utah · 18d

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As Flood Preparedness Week Begins, DWR Calls on All Californians to Prepare for an El Niño-Driven Winter

With Increased Potential for Strong Winter Storms This Year, Californians Are Urged to Take Basic Steps Now to be Flood-Ready. Sacramento, Calif. – As California marks the start of Flood Preparedness Week, a record-setting El Niño is raising the odds of a wetter-than-average winter and heightened flood risk statewide. With major storms possible in the months ahead, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) is calling on all Californians to take simple steps now to prepare for flooding emergencies.

California · 17d

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Santa Cruz County issues partial mask order, Kelvin wave pushes up local sea levels

A Kelvin wave has pushed local sea levels unusually high recently. Trade winds across the equator usually push water west towards Indonesia. But some years those winds break down. Director of the Center for Coastal Climate Resilience at UC Santa Cruz Michael Beck says when that happens, westerly winds can...

Santa Cruz County, CA · 21d

Country Herald

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

Sacramento faces midweek rain chances before a potentially cooler start to November.

Sacramento, CA · 18d

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 · 20d