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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
Monitor the latest on the weather over the next several hours. There is a very low chance of a weak tornado developing with any showers and thunderstorms across southern and central #LACounty. Be weather aware. If winds increase suddenly, go indoors. #CAwx #LARain
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
The truth about rain forecasts that your weather app doesn't tell you.🌦️ What does it mean when the local forecast calls for a 10% chance of rain? Let's ask a meteorologist! Watch the video now to find out ☔
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
Visible imagery shows our storm off coast this afternoon. We're tracking a large area of strong thunderstorms off the Central Coast and also nearshore south of Pt. Conception. Use caution if you're driving this evening and encounter heavy rain or thunderstorms! #CAwx
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
Living in Los Angeles, pet owners know the dangers hot weather can bring to our furry friends. Cold/wet weather also poses serious threats to our animal friends. To view our tips, and other important weather resources, visit laanimalservices.com/cold-we… #LACityPets #Safety #LosAngeles
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
LA City Alert: The first winter storm of the season is expected to arrive Wednesday -Thursday, impacting the Los Angeles region. Find preparedness resources and latest updates: Emergency.LACity.gov/Rain manager.everbridge.net/pub/2…
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Find @LACity local El Niño and other wet-weather prep information at: ElNino.LACity.gov - plus, get all-hazard readiness tips and resources at ReadyLA.org
Preparing for El Niño doesn’t have to be complicated. Take a few minutes every weekend to help you and your family be storm-ready. Remember—ready starts with you. Visit ready.ca.gov for simple steps and tips.
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TO-NITE. . . (Wednesday, 10/21 at 6 PM, via Zoom) while it's likely to actually BE raining in @LACity, view a live webinar on being PREPARED for rain. There's still time to register, at: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Emergency Management for @LACity is hosting weekly EL NIÑO preparedness webinars & town halls this fall. Register for the NEXT online Zoom, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 21. (Scan QR code). Check back for info on future sessions & find Citywide wet-weather info at: Emergency.LACity.gov/Rain
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
There are Flood Watches in effect for portions of our area from 8 AM Wed- 5PM Thu. First year burn scars are the most vulnerable to flooding/debris flows. However, at least minor flooding is possible anywhere heavy rain occurs. #CAwx
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
Dangerous rip currents, elevated surf, and a moderate risk for either minor tidal overflows or coastal flooding through Thursday night for the beaches of L.A./Ventura Counties. #cawx #SoCal #LAWeather
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
A moderate storm is expected to impact Southern California Wednesday through Thursday. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are possible. Minor flooding and debris flows possible near recent burn scars. #CAwx #SoCal #LAWeather
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
A moderate storm is expected to impact Southern California Wednesday through Thursday. Peak timing for most locations will fall into the Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning timeframe. See attached graphic for more information! #CAwx #LArain
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
You're invited to join @ReadyLA and partner agencies for a virtual public preparedness briefing to help residents, business owners, and community leaders prepare for potential El Niño weather impacts and winter storm events.
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For @LACity residents and workers, NotifyLA opt-in alerting sends phone, email, or text notices for very-local, critical events -- including adverse weather events. Register TODAY at NotifyLA.org
Stay alert and stay informed, Californians! ➡️ Sign up for local emergency alerts and follow guidance from local officials at ready.ca.gov ➡️ Get the latest wind and fire weather updates at weather.gov
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
RED FLAG PARKING RESTRICTIONS ***LIFTED*** Angelenos: please keep in mind that Red Flag Parking Restrictions have been LIFTED, as of Sunday October 18th, 2026. Stay informed at LAFD.org/redflag or on the AwareCA app!
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RT @Cal_OES: 🚨 While some Red Flag Warnings have been lifted across California, warnings remain in effect for most of Los Angeles and Ventu…
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
Never touch a downed or dangling wire no matter what. Always assume a downed wire is still energized with high voltage electricity. Stay away, and immediately call 9-1-1! LADWP.com/ElectricSafety
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
Wildfires happen when you least expect it. Stay ready during wildfire season and learn about your evacuation zone. ready.ca.gov
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Emergency Management for @LACity is hosting weekly EL NIÑO preparedness webinars & town halls this fall. Register for the NEXT online Zoom, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 21. (Scan QR code). Check back for info on future sessions & find Citywide wet-weather info at: Emergency.LACity.gov/Rain
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
LAFD Red Flag Alert: Special parking restrictions are in effect Oct. 15, 6 AM–Oct. 17, 6 AM (at least). Vehicles parked illegally in posted zones may be towed. MyLA311 is open 24/7 through Oct. 17 at 8 PM for updates. Call 3-1-1 or (213) 473-3231.
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LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) retweeted
Strong winds are in the forecast, LA! Downed power lines can be extremely can be extremely dangerous. High winds may cause trees or branches to fall onto wires. If you see a downed wire, always assume it’s live. Do not go near it — call 9‑1‑1 immediately. Stay alert, stay aware, and stay safe!
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