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Heavy rain fueled by tropical moisture could bring flash flooding to parts of Southern California and the Southwest, while delivering dangerous surf and rip cur…
Heavy rain fueled by tropical moisture could bring flash flooding to parts of Southern California and the Southwest, while delivering dangerous surf and rip currents along the coast.
Track it with our experts in the CNN Weather app.
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@@JMJH1Imported1mo ago
France October 2026<br><br>. The Far-Left and Antifa Presence<br><br>As the student blockades expanded into major street demonstrations, Antifa and radical far-left networks joined the marches. Journalists and photographers on the ground have documented protesters carrying Antifa flags alongside Palestinian flags during clashes in cities like Strasbourg and Paris. [1]<br><br>Extremism experts note that these radical left groups are leveraging the teenagers' economic and educational frustrations to channel widespread hatred against the French government and police. Rather than focusing on school funding, these organized elements are using the chaos to wage an anti-system revolt. [1]<br><br>2. The Link to Radical Islamist and Pro-Palestinian Groups<br><br>French intelligence and terrorism researchers have pointed to an "unholy alliance" fueling the current momentum. Radical left-wing groups have heavily aligned with hardline pro-Palestinian and radical Islamic organizations, such as Urgence Palestine. [1]<br><br>These organizations explicitly declared the month of October to be a "month of revolt". By embedding themselves within the disadvantaged, heavily immigrant suburbs where the school strikes originally began, they have successfully hijacked the spontaneous student grievances to fuel wider anti-government rioting
@@DanG-x8gImported1mo ago
Just looked at my weather app, each day, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday all less than a 1/4 in for San Diego.
@@B166ER-1Imported1mo ago
I predict you are incorrect. If you look at the cone of uncertainty you will see that at the most western edge of the cone is still well south in TJ and the Sierra Nevade Moountains Usually, but not always divert the storm east into the Rocky mountains. I have seen it many times. There will be rain. But it will only affect those who chose to not look at historical flood plain map before renting or buying. It's all on Satellite Data now. There are Photographs and images and everything. You just need to look.
@@InternationalScoutIIHarvesterImported1mo ago
El Niño is gonna make things really interesting, this summer, here in coastal South California, was ridiculously hot and humid.<br>Today is the last day of a week long Extreme Heat Warning event in the LA-SD area
Heavy rain fueled by tropical moisture could bring flash flooding to parts of Southern California and the Southwest, while delivering dangerous surf and rip currents along the coast.
Track it with our experts in the CNN Weather app.
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