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  1. Strengthening El Niño drives extreme weather and moisture across the Southern US

El Nino Storm Season Predicted to Bring Extreme Weather Risk to California

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 00:00
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The Zone 7 Water Agency is preparing for an El Nino storm season that could bring extreme weather to the area. The agency is encouraging residents to check their flood risk using Federal Emergency Management Agency maps. Zone 7, which manages streams and flood-protection channels in the Tri-Valley, is strengthening its response planning and coordinating with regional partners.

From independentnews.com

Why it matters

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The predicted extreme weather requires local water agencies to maintain flood protection channels and complete priority repairs. El Nino is a climate phenomenon that actively alters the temperature and state of the Pacific, potentially triggering stronger than normal winter storms.

Strengthening El Nino patterns are currently driving extreme weather risks specifically across the Southern United States.

From independentnews.com

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  • LivermoreSpeculative

    Livermore could see increased local flood risk and operational costs for water management due to extreme weather prediction.

  • Pacific Gas and Electric Company could face increased operational costs and risk due to extreme weather events.

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