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Drive-through sandbag giveaways planned in Long Beach ahead of looming El Niño storms

Here’s where you can get 10 pre-filled sandbags loaded into your car, free of charge, as you prepare for the rainy season.

Long Beach, CA · 15d

FOX 11 Los Angeles

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SoCal storm: Long Beach Peninsula braces for flooding

Long Beach Peninsula, WA · 15d

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Storm headed to the Southland

Get ready, a storm is headed our way. After last week’s hot temperatures and brutal Santa Ana winds, we’re now seeing a cooling trend, with rain coming soon. The National Weather Service predicts the storm will arrive around mid-week. Weather watchers say minor flooding is possible, especially near recent burn scars. Also, a chance of thunderstorms with lightning, heavy downpours at times, small hail, and maybe even waterspouts. So be aware of your surroundings and keep the umbrella handy.

Southern California, CA · 17d
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Rain expected to drench parts of Southern California

Southern California, CA · 16d

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Pasadena Urges Residents to Prepare for Potential Storms

City officials are urging residents to prepare for heavy rain, localized flooding, strong winds and possible power outages as seasonal rainfall approaches and discussion continues about potential El Niño conditions. Residents are encouraged to assemble emergency supplies, including several days’ worth of water, nonperishable food, medications, first-aid supplies, flashlights,...

Pasadena, CA · 18d

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Malibu wildfire triggers evacuation orders as flames spread

A fast-moving wildfire near Malibu, California, has put thousands of structures at risk, bringing fresh worry to a region still recovering from past fire damage. The Bryson Fire broke out Thursday evening near Mulholland Highway and Encinal Canyon Road, prompting evacuation orders and warnings for nearby communities. By Friday evening,...

Malibu, CA · 17d

Daily Trojan

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California, USC prepare for super El Niño

Los Angeles is going to experience heavy rainfall this winter and the University is making plans to mitigate the effects of El Niño by paying extra attention to infrastructures. (Henry Kofman / Daily Trojan file photo) In less than two months, Southern California will face the strongest El Niño...

Los Angeles, CA · 17d

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LAUSD prepares schools for possible El Niño storms

The Los Angeles Unified School District is preparing for possible “Super El Niño” storms that could damage schools and lead to closures, the district announced in a media release Tuesday.  District staff are clearing drains, trimming trees and checking roofs, windows and doors. LAUSD is also testing emergency equipment, including pumps and emergency lighting systems, and stocking supplies such as flashlights and drinking water. ... read more

Los Angeles, CA · 16d

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Long Beach Peninsula coastal homes, bulkhead battered by storms; repairs planned

LONG BEACH, Calif. — At least seven residential buildings along the Long Beach Peninsula have been red-tagged, and two have been yellow-tagged after recent storms caused significant damage and flooding to homes along the coast. And it's not just homes. The storms destroyed a large portion of the 3,600-foot...

Long Beach, CA · 17d

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Downtown LA Gets One-Day Sunbreak Before Soaking Midweek Storm

Downtown Los Angeles starts Tuesday with mild, humid conditions and mostly clear skies. Across Southern California, most highs will be 3 to 6 degrees below normal. It is a brief sunny pause, though, with the first notable storm of the rainy season expected to arrive Wednesday. Sunny Tuesday Gives Way...

Los Angeles, CA · 16d

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Beach Hazards Statement issued October 19 at 12:31PM PDT until October 23 at 3:00AM PDT by NWS Los Angeles/Oxnard CA

* WHAT…Dangerous rip currents and breaking waves due to. elevated surf of 3 to 6 feet expected. * WHERE…Ventura County Beaches, Malibu Coast and Los Angeles. * WHEN…Through late Thursday night. * IMPACTS…There is an increased risk of ocean drowning. Rip. currents can pull swimmers and...

Los Angeles County, CA · 17d

CBS News

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Widespread rain and cooler temperatures coming to Southern California

Southern California, CA · 17d

TANTVNEWS

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New Southern California wildfire rapidly spreads, destroying multiple homes

A new dangerous wildfire called the Norte Fire is spreading fast in Southern California. The flames started Friday in San Clemente and pushed toward San Juan Capistrano ripping through houses. Strong Santa Ana winds made the fire move way too fast for comfort. Officers ordered people to leave their homes immediately and opened local shelters. Electricity was turned off for thousands of people to stay safe. Here are the facts you need. The spark in San Clemente A fire began around San Clemente on Friday afternoon and expanded before anyone could stop it. Coastal winds caught the tiny spark and

San Clemente, CA · 20d

Country Herald

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Los Angeles, CA Rain Update: More Widespread Showers Next Week Oct. 18–23

Rain returns to the Southern California forecast as Los Angeles and Ventura counties watch a wetter pattern.

Los Angeles, CA · 19d

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Downtown LA Forecast to See Partly Cloudy Skies Before Midweek Rain

Los Angeles gets one more summer-like day Monday before a sharper midweek turn brings cooler temperatures, showers and possible thunderstorms. Almost all coastal and valley locations south of Point Conception are forecast to reach highs in the 70s Monday, under partly cloudy skies. Afternoon Winds Pick Up Before The Cooldown.

Los Angeles, CA · 17d

Long Beach Post

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Monday Morning Coffee: The scramble to prepare for more storms

Get this briefing in your inbox each week by signing up at LBPost.com/newsletters. There’s a race playing out right now on Long Beach’s Peninsula, and the stakes are high. A dozen families in the coastal neighborhood lost their homes last week to the pounding waves brought on by Tropical Storm Rachel. Many of them are still processing that loss, said the area’s City Council member, Kristina Duggan. Nevertheless, the clock is ticking before the next storm arrives, she said, and the city must prepare now.

Long Beach, CA · 18d

CBS News

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Rain is coming to Southern California later this week

Orange County, CA · 17d

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Civil Emergency Message Issued for All of Los Angeles County as Dangerous Red Flag Conditions Threaten Fast Spreading Wildfires for Nearly 9.8 Million Residents

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA — A Civil Emergency Message has been issued for all of Los Angeles County due to the threat of fast-spreading wildfires, covering a population of about 9,842,963 people. Dangerous Red Flag conditions across Southern California mean any fire that starts could spread very quickly, giving residents little time to react. Officials are urging anyone who feels unsafe near a fire to leave immediately and not wait for official guidance or evacuation orders.

Los Angeles County, CA · 21d

The Independent

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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 · 20d