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12 October

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Multiple significant coastal flood events between November 2026 and January 2027 will be more severe and widespread than current events.

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Between November 2026 and January 2027, I would anticipate multiple significant coastal flood events that are worse in severity and also much more widespread than what we are currently seeing.

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Anomalously warm waters are likely to spread farther north along the Pacific coast into the winter.

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these anomalously warm waters are very likely to spread farther north along the Pacific coast later this autumn and into the winter.

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The 2026 El Niño event will likely result in a profoundly unsubtle tilt in the odds toward wet and stormy conditions in California.

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Amid an El Niño that will become the strongest, and also easternmost-centered, event on record (if it isn't already), this year's tilt in the odds toward wet and stormy conditions in California will be profoundly unsubtle.

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9 October

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Episodes of extreme warmth in California will become less rare as the climate continues to warm.

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As noted earlier this summer, episodes like this in California will become less rare as climate (and, thus, tropical/subtropical oceans) continue to warm due to climate change.

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Extreme oceanic warmth in the tropical and subtropical Pacific is likely to persist into winter and may expand northward along the West coast.

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extreme oceanic warmth will likely persist into winter and may expand farther northward along the West coast as the season progresses.

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27 September

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The relationship between El Niño and California precipitation is most significant from January through March.

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the strongest connection actually does arise until the new year, from January through March.

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The odds of a wetter-than-average winter in California are very high due to a record-breaking El Niño.

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with a record-breaking El Niño event likely to become the dominant influence on prevailing weather patterns this winter across the North Pacific, the odds of a wetter-than-average winter are very high nearly statewide

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