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RE: https://avgeek.social/@ikluft/115178281974167190
One never forgets a lightning strike at home. I lived in San Jose CA at the time. 27 years ago at 6am on Sept 9, 1999 (easy to remember 9-9-99), I immediately knew it was close because there was no time between flash and BOOM. The thunder came from above. Car alarms went off at the street. After the storm I found a limb sheared off a peach tree in my backyard. I was already awake because lightning struck a neighbor's fence 3 minutes earlier and set off all the same car alarms. #weather #CAwx
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#ElNiño could bring heavier rain and increase the risk of flooding, landslides, and debris flows across Los Angeles County, and burn scar areas are at higher risk for certain hazards.
Preparations are underway for intense storms.
To learn more about what's happening and what to expect, attend online:
💻 Virtual Town Hall on El Niño
📅 Monday, September 28, 2026
🕕 6 pm. - 7:30 p.m.Links below
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#CAwx #SGX #graphicast
High temperatures for Thursday. Temperatures remain hot. Cooler weather expected this weekend. -
#CAwx #SGX #graphicast
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NBC Los Angeles: Dana Point homes battered by powerful waves red-tagged
At least a dozen homes in Dana Point were damaged amid powerful waves and high tide.
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#CAwx #LOX #graphicast
Thunderstorms with locally heavy rain, lightning, and gusty winds are possible, mainly today. -
SGX cancels Heat Advisory valid at Sep 9, 8:00 PM PDT for Orange County Inland [CA]
https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/vtec/f/2026-O-CAN-KSGX-HT-Y-0012_2026-09-10T03:00Z
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94 degrees is the high temperature so far today at San Francisco's official weather station in Mint Hill, despite phone apps showing 80s, and a National Weather Service forecast of 86 degrees. #CAwx
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:4txx6cwpxn5wbtalgjnkpu4w/post/3mv3yyzdkbs2v -
oh #fog my #fog why hast thou forsaken me.. #sanfrancisco #cawx
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oh #fog my #fog why hast thou forsaken me.. #sanfrancisco #cawx
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oh #fog my #fog why hast thou forsaken me.. #sanfrancisco #cawx
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oh #fog my #fog why hast thou forsaken me.. #sanfrancisco #cawx
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oh #fog my #fog why hast thou forsaken me.. #sanfrancisco #cawx
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We have the incredibly uncomfortable combination of late summer desert heat and tropical humidity thanks to a storm that died in the Pacific out west of us.
But it creates magnificent thunderheads above the mountains that ring the Coachella Valley. This one is east of us, likely raining on the Joshua Tree National Park. Taken just in front of our house.
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We have the incredibly uncomfortable combination of late summer desert heat and tropical humidity thanks to a storm that died in the Pacific out west of us.
But it creates magnificent thunderheads above the mountains that ring the Coachella Valley. This one is east of us, likely raining on the Joshua Tree National Park. Taken just in front of our house.
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We have the incredibly uncomfortable combination of late summer desert heat and tropical humidity thanks to a storm that died in the Pacific out west of us.
But it creates magnificent thunderheads above the mountains that ring the Coachella Valley. This one is east of us, likely raining on the Joshua Tree National Park. Taken just in front of our house.
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We have the incredibly uncomfortable combination of late summer desert heat and tropical humidity thanks to a storm that died in the Pacific out west of us.
But it creates magnificent thunderheads above the mountains that ring the Coachella Valley. This one is east of us, likely raining on the Joshua Tree National Park. Taken just in front of our house.
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We have the incredibly uncomfortable combination of late summer desert heat and tropical humidity thanks to a storm that died in the Pacific out west of us.
But it creates magnificent thunderheads above the mountains that ring the Coachella Valley. This one is east of us, likely raining on the Joshua Tree National Park. Taken just in front of our house.
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SGX issues STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL IMPACT RIVERSIDE AND NORTHWESTERN SAN DIEGO COUNTIES THROUGH 245 PM PDT [wind: 55 MPH, hail: 0.00 IN] for San Bernardino and Riverside County Valleys-The Inland Empire, San Diego County Coastal Areas, San Diego County Inland Valleys, San Diego County Mountains [CA]
https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/p.php?pid=202609092058-KSGX-WWUS86-SPSSGX
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The Weather Prediction Center issues Day 2 Marginal Risk Excessive Rainfall Outlook at Sep 9, 19:57z for portions of SGX
https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/qpf/excessive_rainfall_outlook_ero.php
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SGX issues Area Forecast Discussion (AFD) at Sep 9, 1:19 PM PDT
https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/p.php?pid=202609092019-KSGX-FXUS66-AFDSGX
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ABC7:Coastal damage and a looming El Niño prompt warnings for homeowners to review insurance coverage
"...Sinkholes and beach erosion are typically classified by insurers as "earth movement" and basic policies very likely do not cover it, according to insurance experts. ...ooding poses another gap. Very few homeowners carry flood insurance and insurers often deny claims when waves push water onto a property and cause damage. In those cases, carriers may say flood insurance was required for a payout...."
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ABC7:Coastal damage and a looming El Niño prompt warnings for homeowners to review insurance coverage
"...Sinkholes and beach erosion are typically classified by insurers as "earth movement" and basic policies very likely do not cover it, according to insurance experts. ...ooding poses another gap. Very few homeowners carry flood insurance and insurers often deny claims when waves push water onto a property and cause damage. In those cases, carriers may say flood insurance was required for a payout...."
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ABC7:Coastal damage and a looming El Niño prompt warnings for homeowners to review insurance coverage
"...Sinkholes and beach erosion are typically classified by insurers as "earth movement" and basic policies very likely do not cover it, according to insurance experts. ...ooding poses another gap. Very few homeowners carry flood insurance and insurers often deny claims when waves push water onto a property and cause damage. In those cases, carriers may say flood insurance was required for a payout...."
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ABC7:Coastal damage and a looming El Niño prompt warnings for homeowners to review insurance coverage
"...Sinkholes and beach erosion are typically classified by insurers as "earth movement" and basic policies very likely do not cover it, according to insurance experts. ...ooding poses another gap. Very few homeowners carry flood insurance and insurers often deny claims when waves push water onto a property and cause damage. In those cases, carriers may say flood insurance was required for a payout...."
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ABC7:Coastal damage and a looming El Niño prompt warnings for homeowners to review insurance coverage
"...Sinkholes and beach erosion are typically classified by insurers as "earth movement" and basic policies very likely do not cover it, according to insurance experts. ...ooding poses another gap. Very few homeowners carry flood insurance and insurers often deny claims when waves push water onto a property and cause damage. In those cases, carriers may say flood insurance was required for a payout...."
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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With widespread temperatures in 95-105F range, plus very high humidity (dew points mostly 65-70F), heat index/apparent temperatures are now 105-110F across most of SoCal, with pockets of 110-115F. Peak may be a bit higher still later this PM. This humid heatwave is no joke! #CAwx
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101.6F, 33% humidity, heat index is 106.9F.
(I am indoors, air conditioning is on, so I am fine... but.... yeesh).
(and yes, yes, some future September 9th, the universe willing, I will look at this fondly "look! it was only 106.9F heat index, instead of 134F! Do you remember when we didn't have to jump in the refrigerated survival pods during heatwaves?")
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101.6F, 33% humidity, heat index is 106.9F.
(I am indoors, air conditioning is on, so I am fine... but.... yeesh).
(and yes, yes, some future September 9th, the universe willing, I will look at this fondly "look! it was only 106.9F heat index, instead of 134F! Do you remember when we didn't have to jump in the refrigerated survival pods during heatwaves?")
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101.6F, 33% humidity, heat index is 106.9F.
(I am indoors, air conditioning is on, so I am fine... but.... yeesh).
(and yes, yes, some future September 9th, the universe willing, I will look at this fondly "look! it was only 106.9F heat index, instead of 134F! Do you remember when we didn't have to jump in the refrigerated survival pods during heatwaves?")
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101.6F, 33% humidity, heat index is 106.9F.
(I am indoors, air conditioning is on, so I am fine... but.... yeesh).
(and yes, yes, some future September 9th, the universe willing, I will look at this fondly "look! it was only 106.9F heat index, instead of 134F! Do you remember when we didn't have to jump in the refrigerated survival pods during heatwaves?")
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🥵
101.6F, 33% humidity, heat index is 106.9F.
(I am indoors, air conditioning is on, so I am fine... but.... yeesh).
(and yes, yes, some future September 9th, the universe willing, I will look at this fondly "look! it was only 106.9F heat index, instead of 134F! Do you remember when we didn't have to jump in the refrigerated survival pods during heatwaves?")
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LAX at 11:53 AM
🌡️ 96.1 F
🌫️ 64.9 F dew point
🌬️ West at 9 knots
🔭 10 miles visibility
☁️ A few clouds at 2500 feet; a few clouds at 7000 feet; scattered clouds at 14000 feet; scattered clouds at 20000 feet
⏱️ 1013.9 mb air pressure -
LAX at 11:53 AM
🌡️ 96.1 F
🌫️ 64.9 F dew point
🌬️ West at 9 knots
🔭 10 miles visibility
☁️ A few clouds at 2500 feet; a few clouds at 7000 feet; scattered clouds at 14000 feet; scattered clouds at 20000 feet
⏱️ 1013.9 mb air pressure
