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High tides hit NorCal delta amid storm

Rio Vista, CA · 20h

Country Herald

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Sacramento, CA Snow Alert: 12+ Inches Possible Nov. 15-16

Mountain snow, widespread rain and gusty winds could disrupt Northern California travel Sunday and Monday.

Sacramento, CA · 5h

The Modesto Bee

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Thunderstorms to sweep through Modesto area. How long will wind and rain last?

Register to attend a free virtual forum on Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 6 p.m., on how Central Valley residents can prepare for the coming El Niño season, featuring Sean Macaday, a meteorologist with the Sacramento Bee, and Stanislaus County Deputy Director of Emergency Services Ruben Wegner. As the Central Valley braces for a potentially record-breaking El Niño season , multiple rounds of rain-producing atmospheric rivers are expected to move through the Modesto region. The storm systems could bring periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms, along with cooler temperatures and gusty winds. “A pair of storm systems will bring widespread rain, moderate to heavy rain and snow in the mountains, and gusty to strong southerly winds today into Monday,” the National Weather Service said in a news release Friday. Here’s what Modesto-area residents can expect: When will the season’s first atmospheric river hit Modesto? While there was a brief atmospheric river across Southern California and the southwestern U.S. around Halloween, this will be the first to truly soak the entire state , The Sacramento Bee reported. As cool air from Alaska continues to sink down along the coast, it rapidly saturates the subtropical jet stream with abundant moisture, in part thanks

Modesto, CA · 1d

News Channel 312

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California Emergency Officials Urge Residents to Prepare for Potential El Niño Winter

California · 2d

sevenlakes.news

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Powerful Pacific Storm With Hurricane-Like Pressure Steers New Atmospheric River Toward Seattle, Portland and Vancouver Bringing Strong Winds and Dangerous Coastal Surf

SEATTLE — A powerful storm system spinning off the Pacific Northwest coast has strengthened sharply, with its central pressure falling into the 960s millibars. That is roughly comparable to the central pressure of a Category 3 hurricane. The storm is expected to steer another atmospheric river into the region, along with strong winds, higher storm surge and dangerous surf.

Seattle, WA · 1d

Newser

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'Absolutely Nothing We Can Do to Hold Back the Pacific Ocean'

(This content was created with the help of AI.) California's stretch of calm, dry weather is about to flip, and the ocean is set to get dramatic in the process. A series of storms tied to a strengthening El Nino will sweep the state over the next week, bringing widespread rain, Sierra Nevada snow, and coastal waves that could tower 40 feet or more near San Francisco and hit 60 feet at the Mavericks surf spot, per the New York Times. Most rain will land in Northern California, where the forecast calls for up to 6 inches; the Bay Area could see about 2 inches, while Los Angeles looks to see less...

California · 1d

The Modesto Bee

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Record-breaking El Niño could hit the Central Valley. Join us for a live forum

As the Central Valley braces for a historic Super El Niño, The Modesto Bee , The Fresno Bee and Merced Sun-Star are partnering to host a virtual panel discussion on how residents can prepare. Meteorologist Sean Macaday and Stanislaus County Deputy Director of Emergency Services Ruben Wegner will answer questions on Zoom about the El Niño on Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 6 to 7 p.m. People can register for the free event at https://mcclatchy.zoom.us/meeting/register/yMrpkNJeQ-GkY8t4P_TViw The panelists will be available to take audience questions during the event. Readers may also submit questions ahead of the event below.

Stanislaus County, CA · 2d

The Spun

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Winter Storm Warning Issued for 2 States as 20 Inches of Snow, 90mph Winds Forecast

The first major winter storm of the season is coming to the Northwest this weekend, and the East Coast is facing similar conditions.

California · 1d

Country Herald

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Eureka, CA Rain Alert: 100% Chance of Rain Nov. 15-16

Heavy overnight rainfall could bring slick roads, minor flooding and rockslide concerns to Northern California.

Eureka, CA · 5h

hoodline.com

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Delta Drencher: Stockton Storm Slams In With Thunder, Gusts and Weekend Rain

Rain chances increase Friday morning, with showers and thunderstorms expected from late morning through the afternoon, while temperatures peak near 63 degrees before slipping into the upper 50s. Storm Arrives Friday Morning. The National Weather Service Sacramento office says rain is gradually moving into the area and will spread across...

Stockton, CA · 1d

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California Put Up $1 Million to Watch the Coast Through El Niño. Nobody on the Mendocino Coast Asked for Any of It.

The last time the ocean off Northern California looked like this, a marine heat wave and an El Niño wiped out most of the North Coast’s bull kelp, and the state’s own staff report says this year closely matches that stretch from 2014 to 2016. The California...

Fort Bragg, CA · 4d

USA TODAY

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Research modeling a major earthquake in SoCal is being updated. Why?

Eighteen years ago on Nov. 13, Southern Californians imagined that a magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck. It was for a drill that’s since evolved into an annual observance to practice preparedness for the ever-looming Big One . The drill was focused on drop, cover and hold on, a mantra that should — ideally — feel ingrained in Californians in the event of a tremor. The decision to focus it on this guidance, as renowned seismologist Lucy Jones told the USA TODAY Network, was in response to an earthquake in Southern California that year. She was in a room full of emergency managers at the time of the tremor. They all went underneath a table. But news reports captured people running out of buildings, the very response officials say not to do. It’s just one factor that informed the major earthquake drill held that November, a drill that came out of the ShakeOut Scenario. It was a project led by Jones that modeled a magnitude-7.8 earthquake on the southern San Andreas Fault, predicted to cause about 1,800 deaths and $213 billion in economic losses. It had been unveiled earlier that year, right around the time of a devastating earthquake in China, Jones said.

Southern California, CA · 1d

Country Herald

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Northern California Storm Leaves 11 Inches of Snow, More Ahead

Sacramento, CA – Northern California residents are preparing for another round of unsettled weather after a powerful storm brought mountain snowfall reaching 11 inches, widespread rainfall and wind gusts exceeding 60 mph Friday, Nov.

Northern California, CA · 1h

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The Biggest Waves in Years Set to Slam Northern California Starting Tonight

The swell forecasters have watched build in the Gulf of Alaska now has an official warning attached, covering the coast from Point Reyes to Monterey Bay all weekend. The National Weather Service placed the coastal North Bay, including Point Reyes National Seashore, the San Francisco Peninsula coast and northern Monterey Bay under a high surf warning from Friday through Sunday, with breaking waves of 25 to 30 feet expected. A beach hazards statement already covers the same shoreline through Friday evening.

Northern California, CA · 1d

SFGate

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New 'astonishing' El Niño data wows California scientists

"This is not your normal El Niño."

California · 2d

rolling out

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Giant California waves prompt Santa Cruz evacuations as surfers flock to mavericks

Waves approaching 50 feet are expected at Mavericks, the famous big wave spot south of San Francisco, today, Nov. 14, as a powerful swell peaks along the Northern and Central California coast. Santa Cruz County issued evacuation warnings for several low lying coastal neighborhoods, and beaches from Del Norte County to Big Sur are closed. At the same time, some of the world’s best big wave surfers are racing toward the danger.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 11h

KTLA

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California’s ocean temperatures reach stunning highs for November

Thanks to El Niño, scientists are marveling at the scope and scale of a weather event unfolding along California’s coast that’s never occurred before – at least not in recorded history. A marine heat wave is making the Pacific Ocean feel more like Florida, with astounding temperatures double digits above normal. “We have never seen […]

California · 1d

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California's first major November storm arrives tonight. Here are the latest updates

California is getting its first significant storm of what looks to be a historically wet few months. Winter storm warnings, coastal flood advisories and high surf warnings cover a huge swath of the state. Here are the latest forecast details:. Friday drenching for Bay Area. Friday will be a washout...

California · 1d

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Weekend Forecast: Second storm swings in

REDDING, Calif. — Friday offered a wildly wet and windy setup across the Northstate, so what does the weekend have in store for us? More of that unsettled fall feeling. Storm #1, lovingly dubbed the "Friday the 13th Storm" here in the Weather Center, will be making its way out of the region as the sun rises on Saturday. A few scattered showers are possible early, but most communities will just see a mainly cloudy and cool start. Even mountain sprinkles look to be finished by noon, meaning a pleasant break in the action wherever you are. Despite some decent sunbreaks, temperatures will run chilly across the board. Watch for highs in the mid to upper 50s in the valley, and generally a mix of 40s in the higher terrain. Winds look weak throughout the day, a huge improvement from Friday.

Redding, CA · 11h

San Francisco Chronicle

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The historic El Niño is bringing huge waves — and could reshape California beaches

Higher tides and bigger waves along the California coast are a hallmark of El Niño. If the two align this winter, it “could cost the state billions,” according to one expert.

California · 1d