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Lucas Brady Woods
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Lucas Brady Woods covers the weather, disasters and other topics related to climate and science. He previously covered the Colorado State Capitol, elections and Colorado’s Congressional delegation for KUNC. He is a Pasadena native.
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Forecasters aren't sure exactly how much rain will fall this weekend, but it's safe to say that Southern California trick-or-treaters should expect some.
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Exceptionally high tides flooded neighborhoods in Newport Beach and Long Beach this week. Experts say even higher ones are likely headed our way in the next few months.
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The first storm of the rainy season is expected to hit Wednesday night, on the heels of last week’s fire weather.
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All evacuation orders have been lifted, though authorities caution that some areas remain unsafe as crews continue to suppress the fire.
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All evacuation warnings and orders have been lifted for the fire that started Thursday and burned 146 acres.
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Firefighters have stopped the forward progress of the Peak Fire, which ignited Thursday afternoon north of San Gabriel Canyon Road in Azusa and burned about 50 acres.
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PRT is one of six charter amendment proposals on the L.A. city ballot. It makes changes to the way airports, harbors and the DWP are managed.
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From Newport Beach to Malibu, residents are surveying damage to their homes after high tides and waves inundated coastal communities.
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The extended heat wave wanes and rain arrives this weekend. Along the coast, waves and tides are causing flooding and other damage.
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El Niño’s signature heavy rains could make driving more risky than usual. Make sure your car is safe now, before extreme weather hits.
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Now’s the time to take steps to protect your home from heavy rain, flooding and landslides that could come with this year’s potentially historic El Niño season.
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This year’s potentially historic El Niño could cause flooding and coastal erosion. Emergency officials want you to make a plan for your household now.
