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  1. Hurricane formation in the Pacific is affecting weather patterns.

Hurricane near Baja California drives coastal changes along West Coast

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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A hurricane is located east and south of Baja California. This storm, combined with an El Niño period, is causing the mean high tide mark to move farther onshore along the west coast of the Americas. The ocean is moving into areas like Newport Beach, where the Pacific is reclaiming unstable land.

From boingboing.net

Why it matters

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The combination of the hurricane and the El Niño climate pattern is causing a natural rise in sea level along the west coast. This rise is leading to coastal changes, such as the ocean moving into residential neighborhoods and reclaiming unstable land.

Hurricane formation in the Pacific is affecting weather patterns.

From boingboing.net

Who's involved

  • Baja CaliforniaState near which the hurricane is situated.
  • Southern CaliforniaGeographic region experiencing coastal changes and sea level rise.
  • Newport BeachCity where the ocean is moving into residential areas.
  • El NinoClimate pattern contributing to the natural rise in sea level.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Cushman & WakefieldSpeculative

    Real estate valuation and insurance costs could increase due to coastal erosion and sea level rise.

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