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California braces for a winter of floods, fires, and extreme storms
The strongest El Niño in recorded history is expected to bring a cascade of hazards to California, a state still recovering from wildfires and heat risks. Budget cuts have weakened disaster response agencies, making the upcoming winter season particularly concerning for travelers and residents.
According to The Guardian, the strongest El Niño on record is set to bring a series of extreme weather events to California. The state, which is still dealing with the aftermath of wildfires and heat risks, is preparing for a challenging winter. Budget cuts have further weakened the state's disaster response agencies, adding to the concerns for both travelers and residents. The combination of floods, fires, and extreme storms poses significant risks, and visitors should stay informed about local conditions and heed any travel advisories.
Source: Theguardian
