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Record El Niño Triggers California Emergency and Urgent Flood Preparedness
climate-and-emergency-management2 days ago

Record El Niño Triggers California Emergency and Urgent Flood Preparedness

A historic El Niño event, driven by record-breaking Pacific Ocean temperatures, has prompted a statewide emergency declaration in California. With a 90% probability of extreme strength, the phenomenon threatens the state with severe flooding, coastal erosion, and mudslides from December onward. Emergency officials are urging residents to immediately prepare by securing flood insurance, establishing evacuation routes, and signing up for local alert systems, as the impacts of this unprecedented climate pattern may extend into 2027.

via LAist|
#california-emergency#climate-and-emergency-management#el-nino
2026 El Niño Shatters Records, Setting Stage for Extreme Winter Weather
climate10 days ago

2026 El Niño Shatters Records, Setting Stage for Extreme Winter Weather

The 2026-2027 El Niño event is on track to become the strongest in recorded history, with peak ocean temperature anomalies projected to exceed 4.1°C in the Niño 3.4 region. This unprecedented strength is driven by record-breaking westerly wind bursts and a massive subsurface Kelvin wave that has deepened the thermocline by over 80 meters in some areas. The event is expected to peak in November or December, triggering a stationary atmospheric wave pattern that will dominate global circulation through spring. Forecasters predict a split-flow winter across North America, with milder conditions in the north and an active storm track in the south, while Europe faces above-average temperatures. The rapid intensification has already set record wind anomalies, surpassing the 2015-2016 event in speed and strength.

via severe-weather.eu|
#climate#climate-change#el-nino
2026 El Niño Shatters Pacific Temperature Records, Forecasters Warn of Wet California Winter
climate11 days ago

2026 El Niño Shatters Pacific Temperature Records, Forecasters Warn of Wet California Winter

The 2026 El Niño event has broken historical temperature records in the eastern Pacific, with sea surface anomalies reaching 3.8°C above normal in the Niño 3 region. This unprecedented warmth, occurring months before the typical peak, is already reshaping global weather patterns, including a hyperactive Pacific hurricane season and a likely wet winter for California.

via Sacramento Bee|
#california#climate#climate-change
September Nor'easter Threatens Major Coastal Flooding and Hurricane-Force Winds Along East Coast
weather15 days ago

September Nor'easter Threatens Major Coastal Flooding and Hurricane-Force Winds Along East Coast

A rare September nor'easter is expected to impact the East Coast this weekend, bringing heavy rain, damaging winds, and significant coastal flooding from North Carolina to Massachusetts. Forecasters have high confidence in a long-duration onshore wind event, with the Virginia Beach-to-Norfolk area at the highest risk for major inundation. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Nolo threatens heavy rain and flash flooding in Hawaii, with potential hurricane-force winds on the Big Island and Maui.

via NBC News|
#coastal-flooding#east-coast#hurricane-nolo
Northeast braces for season's first nor'easter with major coastal flooding and 60 mph gusts
weather15 days ago

Northeast braces for season's first nor'easter with major coastal flooding and 60 mph gusts

A powerful nor'easter is expected to impact the U.S. Northeast this weekend, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and significant coastal flooding from New Jersey to Maine. The storm, described as the season's first nor'easter, is forecast to produce gusts of 40 to 60 mph and localized flooding, with the most severe impacts anticipated from late Friday through Sunday. While forecast models still disagree on the exact track, there is high confidence in a long-duration onshore wind event that could cause major coastal inundation, particularly in southeastern Virginia and New England.

via The Washington Post|
#coastal-flooding#east-coast#noreaster
Nor'easter Forecast for NYC: Model Disagreements Create Uncertainty on Weekend Storm Severity
weather15 days ago

Nor'easter Forecast for NYC: Model Disagreements Create Uncertainty on Weekend Storm Severity

Forecasters are increasingly confident a late-week nor'easter will impact the Northeast, though significant uncertainty remains regarding the storm's exact track and intensity. The system is expected to bring strong winds, high surf, and potential coastal flooding to New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut from Friday through Sunday. While tidal flooding is already beginning in the Delaware and Chesapeake Bay regions, the primary threat to the Tri-State area will peak during high tides on Friday and Saturday. The severity of local impacts, particularly regarding rainfall and wind gusts, depends heavily on whether the low-pressure system tracks close to the coast or remains offshore.

via FOX 5 New York|
#coastal-flooding#long-island#new-york-city
Burning Man Weather: Smoke, Heat, and Thunderstorms Ahead
weather1 month ago

Burning Man Weather: Smoke, Heat, and Thunderstorms Ahead

The Weather Channel’s Burning Man regional forecast warns of wildfire smoke reducing air quality, extreme desert heat, and a possibility of thunderstorms in the forecast window. Attendees should monitor air quality, hydrate, protect against heat and dust, and stay ready for weather shifts that could affect visibility and conditions in the Black Rock Desert.

via The Weather Channel|
#burning-man#extreme-heat#thunderstorms
El Niño heads toward record strength, but effects won’t be uniform
world2 months ago

El Niño heads toward record strength, but effects won’t be uniform

Forecasters project the current El Niño to become the strongest on record, intensifying the global heat signal and making regional weather shifts more predictable. Impacts will vary by location and season, with potential droughts or floods in different regions, a milder US winter in the north and wetter fall/winter in the south, and likely record warmth in 2026–27.

via CNN|
#climate-change#el-nino#global-warming
Super El Niño Surges Toward Record Strength, Forecast Signals Fall-Winter Shifts
scienceweather2 months ago

Super El Niño Surges Toward Record Strength, Forecast Signals Fall-Winter Shifts

A Super El Niño is rapidly strengthening toward a near-record peak for 2026–27, with August–early fall signals showing a locked atmospheric standing wave that will reshape fall and winter patterns. In North America, expect warmer conditions across the central U.S. and Canada, wetter conditions in the eastern U.S. and parts of Canada, and a stronger Pacific jet that boosts rainfall and storm potential in the south; winter could feature a split-flow pattern with storms concentrated from the Central/Southern Plains to the Mid-Atlantic and cooler air intruding into the South, reducing northern snowfall. Europe may see warmer central/western regions with more autumn rainfall. Forecasters will provide weekly updates as the event evolves.

via Severe Weather Europe|
#el-nino#jet-stream#north-america
New York City Braces for Up to 7 Inches of Rain from Slow-Moving Storms
weather2 months ago

New York City Braces for Up to 7 Inches of Rain from Slow-Moving Storms

Forecasters warn slow-moving storms could dump 5–7 inches of rain on New York City Tuesday night into Wednesday, with some areas seeing 2–3 inches per hour and a National Weather Service flood watch in effect through Wednesday. The threat includes potentially life-threatening flooding and damaging winds (60–70 mph); NYC Emergency Management has issued a travel advisory and advised residents in basements to move to higher ground. Stay updated via Notify NYC, as unsettled weather could linger into Friday.

via Gothamist|
#flood-watch#flooding#nyc
Gulf Hosts Tropical Depression Two as Bertha Looms on the Horizon
weather2 months ago

Gulf Hosts Tropical Depression Two as Bertha Looms on the Horizon

Tropical Depression Two has formed over the northeastern Gulf with a more defined center and 30 mph winds, moving northwest and bringing scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds; meteorologists expect Tropical Storm Bertha to form soon, bringing heavy rainfall to the northern Gulf Coast, with tropical-storm watches in effect from Ochlockonee River to the Florida/Alabama border; the system is not expected to intensify beyond a tropical storm.

via WINK News - Southwest Florida|
#bertha#gulf-coast#gulf-of-mexico