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Climate Conversations: Climate is Still Front and Center

It was the year Apple launched the first iPhone, Amy Winehouse’s “Back to Black” album dominated global charts, and an unknown Sen. Barack Obama announced he would run for president. In 2007 John Mott-Smith also penned his first “Per Capita Davis” column in The Enterprise.

Davis, CA · 6d

SFGate

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A deteriorating levee is the weak link as king tides roll into Marin County

Officials declared a state of emergency Oct. 5 due to the risk of coastal flooding.

Marin County, CA · 10d
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KRON4 News

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Sunshine Monday before rain reaches Bay Area this week

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Plenty of sunshine Monday in the Bay Area to enjoy before our earlier sunset tonight just after 5 p.m. Dry skies prevail, but not on Election Day Tuesday, when showers push into the Bay Area. The heaviest will reach the North Bay with a quarter of an inch or more north […]

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 7d

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Heavy surf expected this week at Sonoma County beaches

A brown pelican flies over heavy surf at Point Reyes National Seashore in Nov. 2023. Bay Area beachgoers are being warned to watch out for dangerous waves and strong ocean currents this week, with hazardous beach conditions expected through Tuesday evening and again Thursday through the weekend. In an advisory...

Sonoma County, CA · 7d
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Monday morning First Alert weather forecast with Jessica Burch - 11/2/26

San Francisco, CA · 7d

Gizmodo

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El Niño Is Already Flooding California’s Coasts—and the Year’s Highest Tides Haven’t Arrived

It only took half an hour. High tide floodwaters transformed stretches of dry asphalt along Marin County’s Shoreline Highway just north of San Francisco into two-foot-deep tide pools this Tuesday—coastal hazards that the National Weather Service warns will persist across the Bay Area this month into Halloween. In a genuinely haunting preview of the havoc that warm expanding water from El Niño’s Kelvin waves is predicted to wreak during the weeks of America’s Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, Northern California is now coping with tidal flooding from San Pablo Bay down to Monterey. San Franc...

California · 11d

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Town hall advises North Bay coastal zone residents on storm preparation

Septic systems "work because they leach water into the surrounding ground. If that ground is saturated, they don't work anymore." photo credit: KRCB News A landslide and high water on the Russian River near Forestville in February 2025. Road closures, evacuations, failed septic systems and landslides were some of the dire warnings covered in a West Marin El Nino town hall meeting this week in Point Reyes Station. The event Tuesday at the Dance Palace featured a panel of Marin County emergency preparedness officials and Supervisor Dennis Rodoni, who represents West Marin. "Our responsibility as a board is to make sure our communities have the resources they need," said Rodoni. "But government cannot do this work alone." Rodoni reminded residents that West Marin has unique risks that include flooding, wildfires, landslides, earthquakes and road closures. The best way to make choices about what actions to take is by signing up for advanced notices through the Nixle or AlertMarin apps, he said. In Sonoma County, residents can go to socoemergency.org to sign up for SoCoAlerts. "El Nino is not one storm that comes into our community, it is a season," said Steven Torrence, director of the Marin County Office of Emergency

Marin County, CA · 10d

CBS News

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New report details CA's highest-risk infrastructure from El Niño flooding

California · 8d

KRON4 News

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Showers end Sunday morning, return Tuesday

(KRON) — Sunday morning, showers will continue into mid-morning before ending in the afternoon with increasing sunshine. Minor coastal flooding is possible during high tides along Bayshore locations through 6 p.m. Sunday, and hazardous beach conditions are expected Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures will remain near to slightly below normal through Thursday, with a chance of […]

San Francisco, CA · 8d

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San Jose Basks In Brief Sunday Sun Before Fog, Rain Roll Back In

San Jose is starting Sunday with patchy fog and a final chance of a rain shower before 9 a.m., but the gray start should give way to sunshine. Temperatures will climb to about 66 degrees before slipping into the lower 60s during the afternoon, with light west-northwest winds adding a little autumn bite.

San Jose, CA · 8d

ABC7 News Bay Area

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Experts map potential Bay Area flood risks from El Niño: 'Things could be really, really bad'

Experts say the Bay Area will see about "12 inches of total additional water level due to thermal expansion," this winter as they develop maps that project potential flooding impacts from El Niño.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 11d

CBS News

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First Alert Weather Sunday evening forecast 11-1-26

California · 7d

KRON4 News

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Preliminary 2.6 earthquake reported in Berkeley

(KRON) — A preliminary 2.6 earthquake was reported in Berkeley on Sunday night, according to the United States Geological Survey. The quake was reported at 6:23 p.m. with an epicenter located about one mile southeast of UC Berkeley’s campus. The depth of the earthquake was reported at 6.1 miles, USGS reports. A viewer in Berkeley […]

Berkeley, CA · 7d

CBS San Francisco

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San Rafael residents brace for severe flooding as expected rainy winter looms

The damage currently being caused by flooding is due to high tides, but San Rafael residents say their main concern is what will happen when the winter storms bring in even more rain.

San Rafael, CA · 10d

SFGate

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Regional: Hazardous Beach Conditions Forecast Starting Early Monday

An increased risk of dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents is forecast for the ocean beaches of the Bay Area early next week, the National Weather Service said Saturday. The hazardous beach conditions are expected from 5 a.m. Monday through 8 p.m. Tuesday, forecasters said on social media. Article...

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 9d

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Prescribed Burn Season Underway in Sonoma Valley; Two Burns Planned Nov. 2–4

As fall brings cooler temperatures and changing weather conditions to Sonoma Valley, residents may notice an increase in prescribed or controlled burns taking place around the region. Fall and spring often provide favorable windows for prescribed fire, when weather, vegetation moisture and air quality conditions allow land managers to safely...

Sonoma Valley, CA · 10d

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California Halloween rain chances jump as storm closes in

Southern California is likely to get Halloween rain this year, with the best chance arriving Saturday evening, Oct. 31, and continuing into Sunday morning, according to the National Weather Service. Los Angeles, San Diego and much of the South Coast are in the storm’s path, while the Bay Area should stay mostly dry until late at night. If showers fall Saturday, it would be the first rainy Halloween in the Los Angeles area since 2014.

California · 12d

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North Bay is flooding from tides and it hasn't even rained

Four days of washed out roads is frustrating communities in the North Bay and there hasn't even been rain. The tidal flooding in low-lying communties has led to a coastal flooding advisory extension. While El Niño has been showing its teeth for months, but Thanksgiving and Christmas will see the Earth, moon and sun align dangerously when it comes to rising tides.

San Francisco, CA · 10d

SFGate

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Marin Co.: Update: Some Streets Reopen After Flooding, Others Still Closed

A few streets reopened Thursday evening after more flooding was reported around Marin County amid a Coastal Flood Advisory issued by the National Weather Service that has been extended through Sunday around the Bay Area. Local police in Mill Valley, Larkspur and Corte Madera reported flooding Thursday afternoon. Article continues...

Marin County, CA · 11d