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Record-hot ocean waters and El Niño-driven Kelvin waves pushed California sea levels to unprecedented heights last week, combining with moderately high tides to cause coastal flooding. In Huntington Beach, seawater damaged 114 homes and other structures, while flooding also affected communities from Marin County to Long Beach. Scientists warn that warmer waters, approaching king tides and winter storm swells could bring further flooding, with federal scientists citing an 83% chance this El Niño will be the strongest in the modern record.
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