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UCLA Scientist Warns of Wet SoCal Winter as El Niño Builds
Daniel Swain said the event could intensify beyond the strongest previously observed El Niños, raising flood and coastal erosion risks across California.
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Climate scientists at UCLA say Southern California could face an unusually wet winter as an unusually strong El Niño event develops in the Pacific region, increasing the risk of flooding, high waves, and coastal erosion.
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Record-Breaking El Niño Could Bring California a Winter of Floods, Extreme Weather
This year's El Niño is forecast to intensify into what could be the strongest event ever observed, bringing rising seas, elevated flood risk and a wet winter to California in the months ahead. The post Record-Breaking El Niño Could Bring California a Winter of Floods, Extreme Weather appeared first on American Community Media.
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