El Niño may shape Kern County winter weather, but heavy rain not guaranteed
El Niño could bring a more active winter weather pattern to Kern County, prompting residents and communities to prepare early. Kern County could see a more active weather pattern this winter as El Niño continues to develop, according to Chief Meteorologist Ilya Neyman. While the warmer-than-normal water in the equatorial Pacific Ocean can be seen thousands of miles away, it can still influence the position of storm tracks and the type of weather California sees during the winter. This uncertainty is one reason local residents are being encouraged to prepare before storms arrive. While it is too early to predict how this winter will unfold, preparing now can make a difference.
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Kern County could see a more active weather pattern this winter as El Niño continues to develop, though forecasters caution that the pattern does not guarantee a wet season.
Chief Meteorologist Ilya ... [2118 symbols]
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