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Commentary: The approaching El Niño is scary, but L.A.’s starred in this horror movie before

The thousands of square miles of mountain watershed around L.A. -- the San Gabriels and the San Bernardinos -- are as steep as roller coasters, and the rain funnels off them in tumults.

Azusa, CA - September 15, 2026: County crews remove sediment to help maximize capacity ahead of the expected flooding of the San Gabriel River reservoir from an expected El Nino at the San Gabriel Dam in Azusa, CA on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times)

Clearing out the mountain basins in case El Niño brings flooding rain

Water splashes from the ocean on a hotel
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‘Pretty epic’ Kelvin wave is latest threat to SoCal coastal cities. When will it get here?

Malibu, CA, - September 09, 2026: A sinkhole is seen from a drone on a street and driveway of a seaside home affected by recent heavy surf on Sea Level Drive on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026 in Malibu, CA. An evacuation order was in effect today along Sea Level Drive in Malibu, where pounding surf and coastal erosion opened a massive sinkhole at actor Nicolas Cage's beachfront home, prompting the city to declare a local emergency.(Eric Thayer / Los Angeles Times)

At the Nicolas Cage sinkhole in Malibu, El Niño fears alter the good vibes mood

California coast braces for another battering as new El Niño-related wave emerges in Pacific

‘The whole beach is gone’: Big waves bring destruction to SoCal coast. It’s a warning

L.A.’s ‘perfect’ Mediterranean weather is a birthright. Why did it disappear this summer?

El Niño could bring waves of starving sea lion pups to California beaches. It’s happened before

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