Ailsa Chang was interviewed by KQED, and David Romero discussed coastal threats in Long Beach.
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Ailsa Chang was interviewed by KQED, and David Romero discussed coastal threats in Long Beach.
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El Niño is leading to predictions of unusually wet conditions and increased flood risks across the California region.Also in this story
- El Niño years are predicted to increase flood risks in Santa Clara County.
- Climate Central estimates flood damages resulting from powerful El Niño storms affecting the region.
- Widespread drought conditions are currently impacting Northern California, but strengthening El Niño could bring wetter conditions later.
- Predicting super El Niño winter flooding in San Benito County.
The entities involved
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Ailsa Chang
American journalist
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Long Beach
city in Los Angeles County, California, United States
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David Romero
researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-1685-4305)
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