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Topic: el-nino

Storm waves breaking against the California coast at Pacifica
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Saturday, 8/1, 01:52 PM

A very strong El Nino is forming and San Diego is spending on levees and dams

  • Federal forecasters put the odds that El Nino lasts into early spring 2027 at 97 percent, and the odds it reaches very strong this fall at 81 percent.
  • What that means for how much rain actually falls on Southern California is a much weaker signal than most people assume, and San Diego is spending accordingly: on levees, dams and storm channels that pay off whether the winter is wet or not.

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