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Jason Burger retweeted
I didn’t want the feeling in my heart to get lost in the written word so I decided to announce my retirement transition this way, marking both an end and the beginning.
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Active weather is expected into next week with widespread rain Saturday, then a stronger storm next Tue or Wed. Gusty winds will accompany the storms and there will be heavy rain at times. Keep your umbrella and rain jackets handy! #CAwx #LAweather
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Here are the latest projected rainfall totals for our next storm on Saturday and Saturday Night.
The peak of the rain is expected to occur right in the middle of #NewYearsEve evening activities. Rain may be heavy at times. Best to move plans indoors now. #cawx #larain
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Here are the 24-hour rainfall totals from 6 PM this evening. We will be posting an updated list after midnight. #CAwx #LArain #SoCal
go.usa.gov/xsdZu
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Heads up! An Ocean Water Quality Advisory is in effect due to the #LArain. Issued by @lapublichealth #CAwx #SoCal
{Ocean Water Quality Rain Advisory} has been issued by @lapublichealth lasting to at least 4:30PM Friday, December 30th. A rain advisory is issued when there is significant rainfall that may cause bacteria levels in the ocean waters to increase
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NO tsunami danger for the West Coast
Tsunami Info Stmt: M6.5 Loyalty Islands Region 0834PST Dec 28: Tsunami NOT expected; CA,OR,WA,BC,and AK
#NTWC
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It will be a wet start to 2023, including for New Year's Eve. If you have any outdoor plans, it might be a good idea to consider fun activities indoors. But hey, we're chipping away at the drought!
An updated Day 3-7 Hazards Outlook has been issued. wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/threats/th…
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Here are the final rainfall totals for our recent storm. Enjoy the graphic, or see the full table listing here:
forecast.weather.gov/product…
#cawx #larain @Dakodes
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Older homes & businesses built on raised foundations w/ posts or cripple walls are very vulnerable to shifting & collapsing in an earthquake like this one did. Consequently, utility connections (water & natural gas) also break leading to much bigger problems. 4/7

ALT A wood-framed building shaken off its foundation by the earthquake. The building was built on posts with wooden boards covering them to make a "cripple wall." The building has shifted off the posts and fallen to the ground. The metal water pipe and spigot are bent from the collapsed structure and yellow caution tape surrounds one side of the building.
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Replying to @Weather_West
This is why copper landlines. My house just North of Fortuna and Ferndale has one, and it’s working.
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Here, I think that's likely compounded by reality that North Coast is a sometimes-forgotten corner of state, with a relatively low population compared to Bay Area/SoCal metros. But I do think this is another illustrative example of the "initial info scarcity" paradox.
Jason Burger retweeted
Still looks like a shift back toward much wetter conditions is likely in NorCal by middle of next week, but should be much warmer & mostly dry in meantime (except possibly for spots where chilly tule fog remains persistent). Less clear whether SoCal will see late Dec rain. #CAwx
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Great shot of what appears to be a noctilucent cloud over the SF Bay Area this morning! Such clouds are very rare at this latitude and also in winter, and are the Earth's highest and driest clouds, forming in the mesosphere about 50 miles (!) up. Wow!
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Replying to @jasbrrrr
Plenty of those in the queue from over the years! Will be updating this thread periodically.
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It might seem crazy, but California actually averages 11 tornadoes per year! 🌪️
They typically occur in the spring and fall seasons across the northern half of the Central Valley.
#CAwx #NorCal

ALT Image showing the typical area for tornadoes in California. Redding down to Merced in the Valley and foothills. The state averages 11 per year. They typically occur in the spring and fall. Typical strength between EF0 and EF3. They can occur across the state but are most common in the northern half of the Central Valley.





















