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Cal Fire targets 237 acres of brush in Shasta Trinity
CAL FIRE's Shasta Trinity Unit is set to resume its Lower Vegetation Management Project starting Monday, working to reduce roughly 237 acres of non-native grasses, brush, and dead trees through November 4. The project is designed to improve grazing habitat for both livestock and wildlife while also benefiting local watershed conditions.
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Redding declares emergency in anticipation of El Niño, makes plans to clear congested drainage ditch
The Redding City Council voted last night to declare a local emergency ahead of the expected impacts of this year’s El Niño. El Niño is a climate pattern that disrupts normal weather conditions, leading to warmer-than-average temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean. In Northern California, El Niño is predicted to bring warmer temperatures and heavy rainfall this winter, which could lead to severe flooding. This year’s El Niño is particularly noteworthy because it has been projected to break records for its strength, leading to some calling it Super El Niño.
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Weekend Forecast: Fantastic fall weather
REDDING, Calif. — The first widespread storm system of the 2027 water year is behind us, and it was a solid one! Most of the Northstate racked up at least 0.2" between Wednesday and Friday, and Redding and Shingletown landed over half an inch of rain. So where are we headed this weekend?
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Redding may declare emergency ahead of El Niño season
Redding City Council is set to consider declaring a local emergency ahead of the El Niño season, a move that would give the city manager authority to fast-track contracts for flood prevention and recovery after last year’s damaging winter storms and a fatality.
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Sunshine and gusty winds return to Chico and Redding as nearby valleys face a freeze
Morning haze and fog will clear Friday as breezy north winds develop across Chico and Redding. The weekend will be sunny and seasonable, while a Freeze Watch covers colder valleys west of Redding early Saturday.
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Mt. Shasta Ski Park targets December opening as El Niño winter nears
The strong El Niño being forecast for far Northern California could bring a warmer and wetter season than usual this winter, just as Mt. Shasta Ski Park prepares to open around the holidays for what employees hope will be a busy time. "Everyone's talking about this super El Niño, and we're hopeful it delivers a big winter," ski park spokeswoman Grace Hornbeak said in a news release. "But we didn't want to count on it. Our crew put in a summer of hard work so we can open on less snow and keep runs open longer, whatever this winter brings." Crews cleared brush and cut tree stumps across its runs. The work means the runs will need less snow to open safely, giving skiers potentially more days on the slopes if early-season snow is light, Hornbeak said. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's winter outlook, released on Oct. 15, shows more precipitation, but whether that means more snowfall and a fluffy, white blanket for skiers, is not yet known. But Hornbeak said the park is optimistic that the El Niño conditions will bring plenty of snow to the 2026-27 ski season. The ski park is targeting a mid-December opening. Lack
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Weekend Forecast: Let the temperature slide begin!
REDDING, Calif. — The average last 90 degree day of the year is October 10th in Chico, October 11th in Redding, and October 12th in Red Bluff. We've already run past that average here in 2026, but not necessarily by a whole lot. The way the forecast looks into next week, Friday may truly have been the end!