Meteorologists say a super El Niño and a subtropical jet stream are to blame for the heavier rain, more torrential storms and bigger floods. Akiko Fujita is in Huntington Beach, California, with more details, and Andrew Kozak is in the studio with the forecast. Source link
Record-breaking high tides are soaking portions of the West Coast, while storms caused heavy flooding that forced rescues in Arizona. Andrew Kozak has the forecast. Source link
Beach communities across Southern California took on damaging surf this weekend as warm temperatures and El Niño fueled unusually high tides. Akiko Fujita reports and Andrew Kozak has the forecast. Source link
A rain-soaked swath of the Southwest U.S. braced Sunday for another round of potentially heavy showers and thunderstorms after days of rain forced evacuations and water rescues. The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for much of the Four Corners — the meeting point of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah — even as…
Communities along the West Coast were bracing for high tides to add to recent flooding that has also inundated the Southwest. Akiko Fujita reports, and Andrew Kozak has the forecast. Source link
Firefighters are still working to contain the Norte and Bryson fires in California, as many homeowners are forced to evacuate. Akiko Fujita reports, and Andrew Kozak has the forecast. Source link
In parts of the Northeast, Sunday was one of the rainiest days in years, and on Monday, more dangerous storms rolled through the Central U.S. Tornado watches are also posted in Iowa. Lana Zak reports, and Andrew Kozak has the forecast. Source link
Communities across the West Coast braced for big, El Niño-powered storms this weekend. Andrew Kozak has the forecast and Jonathan Vigliotti reports from Dana Point, California, where there’s a race to save beaches and homes. Source link
Hurricane Lowell threatens Hawaii amid stormy Labor Day weekend weather – CBS News Watch CBS News Hurricane Lowell is building up about 600 miles off Honolulu, Hawaii. Andrew Kozak has the weather. Source link
Dozens of people have been evacuated after sudden flash flooding struck the Grand Canyon. Torrents of water raced through, washing out footbridges over a creek that leads to the Colorado River. The National Park Service said approximately 15 people are missing or unaccounted for. Andrew Kozak has more. Source link
