The sun shone down on the suddenly soddened Santa Clarita Valley Thursday, but officials warn the at-times heavy rainstorms seen this week could be just the first taste of what’s to come as the historically strong El Nino weather event continues in the Pacific Ocean. Back-to-back storms on Tuesday and Wednesday dropped almost 4 […]
Gov. Jerry Brown’s $122.6 billion budget plan out Thursday contained $80.5 million for the restoration of habitat at the shrinking Salton Sea, the creation of a longterm plan for the lake’s management, and is raising hopes for its restoration, officials said. “This $80.5 million will not fund the entire program, but it takes us […]
San Diego’s week of wild weather isn’t quite over yet, although it is winding down. After repeated soakings in recent days — with a casualty list that includes battered businesses, flooded homes and waterlogged cars — many residents surely have this question on their minds: Is this just El Niño’s opening act? In the […]
/in San Diego County/by Mike Lee /The Los Angeles Timesby By Joseph Serna, Raul Roa, Taylor Goldenstein and Rosanna Xia
As the latest El Niño rainstorm moved into Southern California, there were already signs that the combination of rain and gravity was creating problems. Mud and debris flowed onto the 101 Freeway in northern Ventura County in an area that was recently burned in a fire, shutting northbound lanes. Here are some questions and […]
El Nino: It’s Here and Are We Ready?
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Santa Clarita Valley Signalby By Luke MoneyThe sun shone down on the suddenly soddened Santa Clarita Valley Thursday, but officials warn the at-times heavy rainstorms seen this week could be just the first taste of what’s to come as the historically strong El Nino weather event continues in the Pacific Ocean. Back-to-back storms on Tuesday and Wednesday dropped almost 4 […]
Governor Brown’s State Budget Includes Salton Sea Funding
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Sun (San Bernardino)by By Jim SteinbergGov. Jerry Brown’s $122.6 billion budget plan out Thursday contained $80.5 million for the restoration of habitat at the shrinking Salton Sea, the creation of a longterm plan for the lake’s management, and is raising hopes for its restoration, officials said. “This $80.5 million will not fund the entire program, but it takes us […]
After Much Damage, an El Niño Breather
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The San Diego Union-Tribune by By Robert KrierSan Diego’s week of wild weather isn’t quite over yet, although it is winding down. After repeated soakings in recent days — with a casualty list that includes battered businesses, flooded homes and waterlogged cars — many residents surely have this question on their minds: Is this just El Niño’s opening act? In the […]
El Niño Danger: Rain and Gravity Combine To Create Sea Of Mud
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Los Angeles Timesby By Joseph Serna, Raul Roa, Taylor Goldenstein and Rosanna XiaAs the latest El Niño rainstorm moved into Southern California, there were already signs that the combination of rain and gravity was creating problems. Mud and debris flowed onto the 101 Freeway in northern Ventura County in an area that was recently burned in a fire, shutting northbound lanes. Here are some questions and […]