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<title>The Kelvin wave: what is actually arriving on the California coast, and what is not</title>
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<description>What the El Niño Kelvin wave is, where it is now, and what it means for Southern California beaches. NOAA tide-gauge data, NASA sea-surface-height imagery and NWS advisories, explained without the hype.</description>
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<title>The 2026–27 El Niño: what the record actually shows</title>
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<description>A very strong El Niño is near-certain for winter 2026–27. What the historical record actually shows about El Niño strength, rainfall and coastal impact for Southern California, and what it doesn't.</description>
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