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EducationRegional and State Efforts Are Underway to Capture and Store Water as a Potentially Historic El Niño Season Approaches, According to a UC Irvine Expert.
EducationUniversity of California Irvine Scientists Are Tracking the Effects of El Niño, Including Coastal Erosion and Potential Inland Flooding, with a Focus on Sediment Transport in Local Rivers.
Public SafetyCoastal Communities Issue Emergency Declarations While Inland Cities Focus on Erosion Control and Resident Readiness for Heavy Rain and High Tides Expected Through March.
EducationThe Ongoing Climate Phenomenon, Already Demonstrating Significant Warming, Is Anticipated to Intensify Through the Winter, Potentially Bringing Substantial Impacts to Southern California.
Public SafetyOfficials Have Created a Central Online Resource to Provide Residents and Businesses with Information and Tools Ahead of Potentially Severe Winter Storms and Flooding.
CommunityThe Climate Prediction Center Projects a "Very Strong" El Niño, Indicating a Wetter-Than-Normal Winter Across All of California.
EducationCurrent Pacific Ocean Conditions Indicate a Powerful El Niño, but Its Effects on Southern California Rainfall Are Not Guaranteed, Even as Coastal Areas Anticipate High Waves and Record Tides.
Public SafetyGovernor Gavin Newsom Has Mobilized State Agencies and the National Guard to Ready Communities, Protect Infrastructure, and Stage Equipment in Anticipation of Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, and Coastal Flooding Across California This Fall and Winter.
CommunityA Tropical System Forming in the Pacific Is Being Monitored for Potential Impacts Across Southern California, Including Possible Heavy Rain and High Surf.
