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Bracing for El Niño: County looks to better forecasting, more alerts, road work

Part of Lank Tree Lane in Boulder Creek collapsed during heavy rain in February 2025. (Amaya Edwards — Santa Cruz Local/CatchLight Local file) Santa Cruz County emergency resources Read the county’s El Niño guide for residents. Access the CruzAware portal to register for alerts (portal de registro en Español). See rainfall reports and [...] The post Bracing for El Niño: County looks to better forecasting, more alerts, road work appeared first on Santa Cruz Local .

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Part of Lank Tree Lane in Boulder Creek collapsed during heavy rain in February 2025. (Amaya Edwards — Santa Cruz Local/CatchLight Local file) Santa Cruz County emergency resources Read the county’s El Niño guide for residents. Access the CruzAware portal to register for alerts (portal de registro en Español). See rainfall reports and [...] The post Bracing for El Niño: County looks to better forecasting, more alerts, road work appeared first on Santa Cruz Local .

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According to Santa Cruz Local’s source item, Bracing for El Niño: County looks to better forecasting, more alerts, road work, Part of Lank Tree Lane in Boulder Creek collapsed during heavy rain in February 2025. (Amaya Edwards — Santa Cruz Local/CatchLight Local file) Santa Cruz County emergency resources Read the county’s El Niño guide for residents. Access the CruzAware portal to register for alerts (portal de registro en Español). See rainfall reports and […] The post Bracing for El Niño: County looks to better forecasting, more alerts, road work appeared first on Santa Cruz Local .

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