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Incoming Kelvin Wave for Southern California: One Piece of the El Nino Puzzle (opens the original)
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The effects of El Niño are being felt along the West Coast. Everything from unusual marine life, warmer ocean temperatures and storms that can accelerate coastal erosion. The Governor of California, Gavin Newsom, has declared a state of emergency for the potential of this historic El Nino season. There's another piece of the El Niño puzzle scientists are watching closely, a Kelvin wave moving through the Pacific. These waves can change sea levels and ocean conditions along the coast. Meteorologi
Incoming Kelvin Wave for Southern California: One Piece of the El Nino Puzzle (opens the original)
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The effects of El Niño are being felt along the West Coast. Everything from unusual marine life, warmer ocean temperatures and storms that can accelerate coastal erosion. The Governor of California, Gavin Newsom, has declared a state of emergency for the potential of this historic El Nino season. There's another piece of the El Niño puzzle scientists are watching closely, a Kelvin wave moving through the Pacific. These waves can change sea levels and ocean conditions along the coast. Meteorologi
Coastal Low Expected to Impact Northeast Late Week (opens the original)
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Looking ahead, the forecast alludes to a strengthening offshore low in the northeast late in the week. A setup we're all too familiar with. Models are still showing some disagreement. The low's exact position will determine how much rainfall the northeast sees. Regardless, coastal impacts are to be expected. Coastal Flood Watches and Advisories are in effect through Friday. 3-7 day hazards outlooks are also in place for heavy rainfall and strong winds as this low approaches late in the week. Wit
Active Pattern Takes Shape Across the Plains (opens the original)
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Monday proved to be an active severe weather day for the plains. The significant wind threat definitely materialized across this region, giving us wind reports out of Nebraska, close to 90 mph! Tuesday, another marginal threat for severe weather stretches all the way from Texas to Southern Michigan. Cities in the risk include Kansas City, Chicago, and Indianapolis. Damaging winds will be the main concern on Tuesday. These storms are expected to form and roll on through around dinnertime. This is
Significant Moisture Increases Flooding Threat for the Southwest This Week (opens the original)
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An area of low pressure in the Gulf of California is going to streamline moisture into the four corners this week. This low is not likely to see tropical development but is listed as a low chance by the National Hurricane Center and is being monitored for it's moisture as it moves into the U.S.A MODERATE threat for heavy rainfall and flooding has been added for portions of Arizona in anticipation of this increased moisture. Cities like Phoenix, AZ will be under a level 3 out of 4 flooding threat
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