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KTLA

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Huntington Beach shuts down streets due to flooding concerns

Huntington Beach, CA · 8d

WFSB

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First Alert Weather Extra: More flooding in coastal California

Huntington Beach, CA · 8d

Los Angeles Times

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'This is the worst it's been.' King tides flood Southern California beach bars and restaurants

Enormous waves and record-breaking tides are flooding the Southland's restaurants and bars. Forecasts predict more El Niño-driven storms in the coming months.

Redondo Beach, CA · 9d

Fox Weather

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How much will it rain in Los Angeles by the end of October?

As the spooky season ends, wet weather won’t give up yet, with rain and storms expected to persist as October wraps up over the next few days.

Los Angeles, CA · 10d

CBS 8

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King tides flood Florida and California streets

Huntington Beach, CA · 9d

sevenlakes.news

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Up to 3 Inches of Rain and Sierra Snow Could Hit Los Angeles, San Diego, and Sacramento as Halloween Weekend Storm Spreads Across the Southwest

LOS ANGELES — Another potentially impactful Pacific storm is taking shape for California and the Southwest late this week into Halloween weekend. Confidence is growing that a developing low-pressure system will bring cooler temperatures, more moisture, and unsettled weather. Southern California has a high chance of widespread rain sometime from Friday through Monday, with Saturday and Sunday currently favored. The storm could also bring heavy mountain snow to the Sierra Nevada.

Los Angeles, CA · 12d

Yahoo!

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El Niño's record-hot ocean waters driving coastal flooding in Southern California

Unprecedented flooding is quickly becoming a fact of life in some Southern California coastal communities. On Monday morning, high tide brought water pouring into business districts in Newport Beach and flooded part of Pacific Coast Highway in Sunset Beach. Sea water levels reached an all-time record high in San Pedro, topping 8 feet. Conditions are expected to get worse Tuesday.

Newport Beach, CA · 11d

Newsmax

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Study: LA Fires Exposed Millions to Toxic Metals

Study: LA Fires Exposed Millions to Toxic Metals

Los Angeles, CA · 10d

Santa Monica Mirror

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Coastal Flood Advisory Prompts Massive Sand Berm Fortifications Along Santa Monica Bay

Municipal crews and county lifelines have fortified coastal defenses along Santa Monica Bay, erecting massive sand berm barriers to buffer local beaches against unusually high tides and encroaching storm surge. The proactive earthmoving operations come in direct response to an active Coastal Flood Advisory issued by the National Weather Service.

Santa Monica, CA · 10d

NBC Los Angeles

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First Alert Forecast: Band of rain may damper Halloween plans

Cool and damp fall conditions are coming to Southern California in the form of an October storm this weekend. A system taking aim for the region could potentially put a damper on Halloween plans as rain may fall on Saturday. If that’s the case, it could make for Los Angeles’ first rainy Halloween since 2014.

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

KTLA

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Halloween forecast includes chance of rain across Southern California

Parents may want to add umbrellas to their little ones’ Halloween costumes as forecasters call for a chance of rain this weekend. First, an offshore flow will keep skies warm and sunny through Tuesday before clouds and cooler temperatures move in Wednesday and Thursday. “By the end of the week we will get some rain […]

Southern California, CA · 12d

hoodline.com

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Spooked by Showers: Halloween Weekend Rain Expected in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is waking up under cloudy skies Thursday with temperatures around 61 degrees, but the bigger weather story is waiting for Halloween weekend: rain is likely to arrive Saturday and continue into Sunday. Downtown Los Angeles should reach about 74 degrees Thursday before a cooler, wetter stretch settles in.

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

10 Tampa Bay

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King tides flood neighborhoods in California and South Florida

California · 10d

FOX 11 Los Angeles

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Weather Forecast for Thursday, Oct. 29

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

KABC

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Flooding Continues to Damage Southland Beaches

Flooding continues to cause damage in several Southern California beach communities as another round of high tides is expected to create problems today. Roads in coastal cities, including Newport Beach and Huntington Beach, have been submerged, making travel difficult for drivers. The rising water has also flooded homes and businesses, with some properties taking on water after high tides overwhelmed barriers designed to keep the ocean out. The flooding comes as king tides bring unusually high water levels to the Southern California coast. The tides have already caused problems in several beachside neighborhoods, prompting concerns about additional flooding as the water rises again. Residents and business owners are being urged to remain alert and use caution around flooded streets. Drivers should avoid attempting to cross roads covered by water. The king tides are expected to continue through tomorrow, bringing the potential for more coastal flooding and disruptions in affected communities. Officials are monitoring conditions as the high tides persist.

Huntington Beach, CA · 10d

CBS News

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High tides break records in California

Southern California, CA · 10d

CBS 8

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High tides flood streets, homes and businesses in Orange County

Orange County, CA · 11d

CBS19

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King tides swamp coasts in California and Southeast, raising fears of worse flooding ahead

California · 9d

sevenlakes.news

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Atmospheric River Potential Brings Heavy Rain and Thunderstorm Threats to Los Angeles, San Diego, and Southern California as Powerful Pacific Jet Stream Aims Inland

LOS ANGELES — A powerful Pacific storm setup could bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to Southern California and parts of the West from Halloween through early November. Forecast models show a strong jet stream curving around an offshore low and aiming right at the coast. That setup could open the door for an atmospheric river. The period to watch runs from October 31 through November 5.

Los Angeles, CA · 12d

Fox Weather

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West Coast faces days of record-breaking tidal flooding, sending streets and businesses underwater

More than 500 miles of California’s heavily populated coastline will continue to face record tidal flooding through Friday, with water levels rising more than 2 feet above normally dry ground.

Los Angeles, CA · 9d