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Rain & Storm Readiness

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Hear an Overview of this Year's El Niño from Meterologist Dr. Ariel Cohen, U.S. National Weather Service

NWS-Los Angeles El Nino (audio)

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What does El Niño Mean for Southern California? Some ways to prepare for the winter may include: Ensure roofs are in good condition / Replace windshield wipers and tires / Clear out gutters / Sign up to receive emergency alerts from your local government

What is El Niño? NWS Explains.

Posted on 09/30/2026

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Storm Safety: Before, During, After

Posted on 09/22/2026

EMERGENCY ALERTS: Sign up with NotifyLA

Posted on 09/21/2026

Rain Readiness Resources

Increasingly common atmospheric rivers, and climate events like El Niño 2026-27 can bring heavy rains for extended periods in Southern California. Stay prepared -- even after "rainy seasons" -- for their impacts and hazards.

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