SoCal Braces for Rain as Hurricane Marie's Remnants Move Toward Labor Day

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Forecasters warn Marie’s remnants could bring heavy rain and coastal flooding to Southern California this Labor Day weekend, even if the storm weakens before reaching land; the most likely scenario is a decaying tropical storm with breezy winds and substantial moisture rather than a direct hurricane landfall, but high tides along south-facing shores could cause coastal flooding and rip currents, with several possible tracks due to the uncertain storm path amid an intensifying El Niño.
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- No, a hurricane is not expected to hit California next week washingtonpost.com
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