The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued an El Niño advisory, announcing the arrival of the climatic condition and it could mean another year of heavy rain in Southern California.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Thursday issued an El Niño advisory, announcing the arrival of the climatic condition and it could mean another year of heavy rain in Southern California.
An El Niño is a natural, temporary and occasional warming of part of the Pacific that shifts weather patterns across the globe, often by moving the airborne paths for storms. "We are putting together a blizzard plan," said Director Brendon Biggs. "We hadn't had a blizzard for 50 years so there's a lot of lessons learned. We are purchasing different types of equipment. We have the blizzard plan so now we know when to start requesting outside assistance."
"We've actually made some purchases that we can give to them so we can use them in the future," he said.
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