Marie Brings Showers to SoCal, But Landfall Is Unlikely
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Tropical Storm Marie formed off Mexico and could strengthen into a hurricane, but forecast models largely keep its core offshore as a trough pulls it north. While some ensemble runs show a chance of rainfall for Southern California, the overall expectation is limited showers and higher surf rather than a landfall, with Northern California more likely to see rain as Marie weakens; El Niño warming is contributing to a busy eastern Pacific storm season.
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- Five ways future hurricane Marie could impact L.A. during Labor Day weekend Los Angeles Times
- Future Hurricane Marie likely won't hit California. But there could be some impacts far from the storm. The Weather Channel
- Marie set to reach hurricane strength. What Southern California can expect yahoo.com
- Tropical Storm Marie may bring showers to San Diego over Labor Day weekend NBC 7 San Diego
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