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Weather Forecast for Friday, Oct. 23

Orange County, CA · 14d

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'We're in crisis': The California coastal town under siege from fires, high surf, El Niño

Few cities in California last week felt the full brunt of the climate crisis more than the small coastal town of San Clemente. The beach city at the southern end of Orange County for months has been dealing with widespread coastal erosion from El Niño-related Pacific storms that has threatened a crucial rail line and reshaped swaths of its beaches.

San Clemente, CA · 17d
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Grateful to Those Who Stood Between Our Homes and Norte Fire

On Friday, Oct. 16, a fire sparked in the hills where San Clemente meets San Juan Capistrano. Driven by strong Santa Ana winds, the Norte Fire spread fast, and within hours roughly 6,000 homes and 16,000 of our neighbors were under evacuation orders. My family was among them. My incredible wife grabbed what she could, loaded the car and drove away unsure of what we all would find when we came back.

San Juan Capistrano, CA · 16d
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CBS LA

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Inland Empire extreme weather for the day included hail in Crestline

"We have been dealing with a lot of weather today, unusual weather," CBS LA Meteorologist Marina Jurica said. Over the last 36 hours, 4.66 inches of rain were recorded in Crestline.

Crestline, CA · 15d

Los Angeles Times

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Rain triggers flooding, erosion concerns across SoCal. Could it stomp out fire season?

The rain falling across Southern California won't bring an end to the region's fire season just yet, experts say. But it's creating plenty of issues while it's here.

Southern California, CA · 15d

National Weather Force Innovations

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California Trades Warm Afternoons for Heavy Showers, Thunderstorms A Few Strong/Severe |Oct 21-22

A potentlow pressure system dropping south along the Pacific Coast will bring a cooler and wetter pattern to California this week. The main impacts will arrive Wednesday, October 21, and continue through Thursday, October 22. The system will slow offshore before turning inland. This will allow several rounds of rain to affect parts of the state.

California · 17d

LAist

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Researchers project SoCal’s climate extremes will worsen in coming decades

The region is bracing for more extreme heat, beach erosion and drought that could be here within two decades, according to a new assessment by the state.

Southern California, CA · 16d

KTLA

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Orange County cities brace for mudslides, flooding near Norte Fire burn scar

Just days after a wildfire destroyed six homes in Orange County, two cities are preparing for another potential threat as an approaching storm raises concerns about mudslides and flooding near recently scorched hillsides. San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente are taking precautions around the 570-acre Norte Fire burn scar, where the loss of vegetation has […]

Orange County, CA · 16d

KTLA

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Rain causes debris flows, flooding around Southern California

Orange County, CA · 15d

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Orange County faces weather threats with coastal flooding and rising fires

Orange County residents are facing changing weather conditions this week as powerful ocean waves, coastal flooding and rain affect local beach communities, while warmer temperatures and strong winds could increase wildfire risks elsewhere in California. The remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel have brought elevated surf and flooding to Orange County's...

Orange County, CA · 16d

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Rain threatens SoCal's new wildfire burn scars with debris flows

Southern California was hit with wildfires this past week, and now rain forecast for the burn scars could mean danger ahead. We're watching two spots in particular: the burn scars left by the Bryson Fire in Malibu and the Norte Fire in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano. Rain is...

Southern California, CA · 17d

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Norte Fire Reaches 93% Containment as South OC Communities Begin Recovery

Four days after a wind-driven wildfire spread through the hillsides of San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano, damaging or destroying at least seven homes and forcing thousands of residents to evacuate, firefighters are nearing full containment of the Norte Fire as local officials and community organizations reflect on the emergency and its aftermath.

San Clemente, CA · 16d

Victorville Daily Press

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Rain and cooler temperatures expected to move into the High Desert

There’s a likely chance the High Desert will experience some rain, thunderstorms and cooler temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures will remain below average through Thursday with periods of increased onshore winds across the mountains and deserts, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures in the low 60s to low 70s should settle into places like Adelanto, Apple Valley, Hesperia and Victorville. Barstow is expected to experience highs in the high 60s and 70s, with rain likely on Thursday. Big Bear and Wrightwood should see temperatures in the 40s and 50s, with rain expected Wednesday through Friday. Inland Empire cities of San Bernardino, Rancho Cucamonga and Ontario should see highs in the 60s and 70s, with rain Wednesday through Friday. October’s full moon October’s full moon won’t appear on Halloween, but it will be close. This month’s full Hunter’s Moon will peak on Monday, Oct. 26, five days before Halloween. The Hunter’s Moon name is derived because it rises around the time when farmers reaped their fields, making it easier for hunters to spot and catch animals to prepare food for winter, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. Those hoping to see a full moon on Halloween night will have

Victorville, CA · 17d

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Wildfire tears through southern California leaving damage behind

A fast moving wildfire burned through more than 570 acres in southern California over the weekend, damaging several homes and forcing thousands of residents from their neighborhoods before firefighters began gaining the upper hand. The blaze, which ignited Friday afternoon in the city of San Clemente, quickly escalated into one of the more significant fire emergencies Orange County has faced this season.

Orange County, CA · 19d

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‘Wildfire Preparedness Must Remain 1 of SC’s Highest Priorities’

First, we owe an enormous debt of gratitude to the firefighters, first responders and public safety personnel who battled the Norte Fire under extraordinarily difficult conditions. Their courage, skill and determination protected lives, defended neighborhoods and prevented an already destructive fire from becoming far worse. Our hearts also go out...

San Clemente, CA · 16d

CBS News

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Rain expected to drench parts of Southern California

Southern California, CA · 16d

Daily Mail

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Brush fire threatens million dollar homes in southern California as high winds fan the flames

The Orange County Fire Authority said Saturday morning that the devastating fire had burned about 570 acres and six large coastal homes.

San Clemente, CA · 20d

Westside Current

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October Storm Brings Heavy Rain and Dangerous Surf Risk to Southern California

LOS ANGELES - Rain could begin Tuesday night, while thunderstorms and localized flooding become more likely Wednesday night through Thursday. Most areas could receive about an inch of rain over the two-day period. Some locations may see 1 to 2 inches, and stronger showers or thunderstorms could produce higher totals in isolated areas. "A pretty potent storm for October appears to be headed towards southern California Wednesday and Thursday," the National Weather Service said. The low-pressure system was off the Oregon coast Monday and is expected to move south along the California coast before turning inland somewhere between Central and Southern California on Thursday. Its timing and expected rainfall totals remain uncertain because the system is partly separated from the stronger jet stream to the north. "In addition, assuming the storm drops as far south as many of the (computer models) are now indicating, there is an increasing risk for scattered convective activity and locally heavy rainfall, especially Wednesday night into Thursday, which means likely a large variance in rainfall rates and totals," according to the NWS. The weather service said rain could fall at rates up to three-quarters of an inch per hour, and a flood watch may be

Los Angeles County, CA · 17d

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T-Storms Forecasted Weds and Thurs Throughout IE

Thunderstorms are possible across the Inland Empire beginning Wednesday night and continuing through Thursday, when a cold front will sweep the region, potentially generating an inch or more of precipitation, according to the National Weather Service. “Cold air aloft with a low pressure system passing over near-record warm water off...

Southern California, CA · 18d