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California's El Niño Emergency Begins Now as Beaches Erode (opens the original)
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California is facing a potentially multi-billion-dollar flood threat as El Niño gathers strength in the Pacific Ocean. The warming El Niño phenomenon tends to unleash powerful storms in the Pacific, including atmospheric rivers, some of which are named the “Pineapple Express” if they originate near Hawaii. The heaviest rains tend to come during the winter months. But El Niño is already wreaking havoc on some California beaches, with flood risks expected to rise in the weeks ahead. Disaster model
Los Angeles Faces Days of 100F Heat as Southwest Fire Risk Grows (opens the original)
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Los Angeles is bracing for a lengthy heat wave as the weather system that’s cooked Texas expands westward and begins stripping moisture from Southern California’s terrain. Heat alerts stretch from Santa Barbara along California’s central coast to the U.S.-Mexico border more than 200 miles (322 kilometers) southeast. Temperatures in downtown LA are forecast to approach 100F (38C) each day through Friday, according to the US National Weather Service. A little inland, daily highs are projected to g
Storm-Battered Hawaii Faces Torrential Rain, Mudslide Threat (opens the original)
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Hawaii’s Big Island is preparing for another round of flooding rain, roughly a week after Storm Lala washed out roads and damaged parts of the electrical grid. Another five to 10 inches of rain are expected through the weekend, with as much as 15 inches in some parts of the Big Island, according to an update from the US National Hurricane Center. The system is forecast to reach tropical-storm strength Friday, when it would be assigned the name Moke. The rainfall “may produce life-threatening flo
Texas Heat to Challenge State Grid's Power Demand Record (opens the original)
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A blast of intense heat across eastern Texas is set to challenge the state grid’s all-time power demand record. Preliminary estimates from the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, or Ercot, show demand late Monday afternoon neared the 85.508 gigawatts record set in August 2023. The grid operator has forecast even higher peak loads Tuesday and Wednesday evening. As cooling demand spiked, the grid operator said more than 114 gigawatts was available to supply the system on Monday. An Ercot spokes
New York City Braces for Heavy Rain Tuesday After Weekend Floods (opens the original)
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Flooding rain is set to make a return to New York and New Jersey Tuesday, days after a weekend storm blocked city streets and forced pedestrians to wade through thigh-high water in some areas. Up to four inches (10 centimeters) could fall Tuesday as storms pass over the New York City area during the morning and evening hours, said Joe Pollina, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. New York’s emergency management department has warned that conditions may be similar to those that para
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