El Niño

El Nino conditions have arrived on the central coast causing 15-25 foot waves to pummel local beaches at the start of the new year. Local marine scientists said the giant waves may cause erosion in some areas.

Pismo Beach City officials are already working to repair damage from last week's powerful waves, as they gear up for more high surf this week.

San Luis Obispo County’s first rain of the season is forecast to begin Wednesday evening and is expected to last through the weekend – here’s how to stay safe during the rainy weather.

San Luis Obispo County is working to repair the Arroyo Grande Creek levee, which burst open from previous winter storms this year. Central Coast local leaders were there today to see the progress first hand.

A new study from Cal Poly sheds light on how climate change is affecting ocean temperatures off the Central Coast.

Sierra Nevada snowpack numbers released by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) on Wednesday show a mixed story for Californians. The…

The latest storm system to pass over the Central Coast helped boost local rain totals by a significant amount, according to the National Weather…

A series of storms are hitting the Central Coast this week, which means we could see flooding.The National Weather Service said Central Coast residents,…

The Red Cross is looking for seasonal volunteers on the Central Coast to train for El Niño storm response.Jessica Piffero is the Regional Director of…

Climate data released Thursday shows this winter's El Niño is still on track to be among the strongest ever recorded. While this may be good news for…