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El Nino Might Mean More Storms for California Than the Atlantic Coast

El Nino Might Mean More Storms for California Than the Atlantic Coast
New York Times Thursday 06 August 2026, 14:07 UTC By Judson Jones 1 min read
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Tropical Storm Hilary caused damage in Cathedral City, Calif., in 2023.

Tropical Storm Hilary caused damage in Cathedral City, Calif., in 2023.
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