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Scientists say a strengthening El Niño raises the chance of a wet California winter, but its effect on storms remains uncertain; NOAA forecasts a 60% to 70% chance of above-normal precipitation in Southern California from January through March. Coastal flooding and erosion risks are clearer, with record-high sea levels already recorded across Southern California. During Thanksgiving king tides, sea levels could rise 2 to 3 feet above late-October peaks if a moderate or stronger storm coincides with the tides.
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