California declares emergency ahead of projected El Niño storms
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency to strengthen statewide preparations for projected El Niño storms and protect communities across the state. Several news outlets described the forecast as potentially producing a “super” El Niño and record-level storms.
San Benito County also declared an emergency, allowing officials to clear flood-prone areas before the storms. In the Bay Area, preparations have drawn comparisons with the 1982 El Niño event, while San Diego officials and residents are assessing what the forecast could bring to the region.
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