Sudden shift to active, stormy pattern in California during second half of November; extreme El Niño plus climate change now causing record-shattering near-coastal ocean warmth

Near-shore Pacific Ocean temperatures have now reached astonishing, record-breaking levels along nearly entire California coast Just case you haven’t already noticed: Current ocean conditions along the California coast are presently just about as far from typical as one could possibly imagine. Water temperatures within about 20-30 miles of shore have reached exceptional, extraordinary, astonishing (running […] The post Sudden shift to active, stormy pattern in California during second half of November; extreme El Niño plus climate change now causing record-shattering near-coastal ocean warmth first appeared on Weather West.

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