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All of this is indicative of a profound shift in the projected underlying cool season precipitation distribution in California. In southern California, the shift vs typical conditions is so dramatic that it essentially looks like that of a different climate region.

Blue histograms show 51 forecast members; dashed gray histograms show historical model members. Both use unsmoothed 25-percentage-point bins and integrate to one. Regional means are 165%, 194%, 226%; 10, 17, 11 members exceed the Northern, Central, and Southern California record ratios. These are uncalibrated model outcomes.

A warm-water Kelvin wave is moving north along California at about 150 miles a day, heading for Oregon and Washington These bulges form when equatorial trade winds weaken, lifting sea levels 6 inches to a foot and amplifying high tides and storm surges

What to know about the Kelvin wave raising the sea level along the West Coast

Sea levels along the West Coast will begin to rise by up to a foot this month as a series of pulses of warm water called Kelvin waves hit the shoreline and move north, sparking concerns about beach er...

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🩶🐥🩶 Thu, Oct 1 The newest cutie in the Bigg's orca population, their family, & T137s continued their inland Puget Sound stay yesterday. Little one continues traveling w/Tierna (T036A1), but official ID designation still to come. 📸 T036A1 + calf 💛. By Duangjai Vasantana-Berntsen 09/28. #psws

New orca calf surfaces alongside adult female Tierna in silvery blue waters of South Puget Sound.

Radars across the eastern half of the U.S. States exploded with reflectivity ~22 hrs ago. Most is the result of birds with current estimates now over half a BILLION actively in flight. This is part of the annual fall migration southward and appears to be the busiest night of the season underway.

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