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Atmospheric River Stalls Over Southern California, Bringing Flood and Mudslide Risk

An atmospheric river has stalled in Southern California, adding to a series of floods and mudslides. The headline indicates ongoing adverse weather impacts in the region.

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Continued heavy precipitation may worsen flooding and mudslides, threatening communities and disrupting transport and infrastructure.

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  1. Pineapple Express: Atmospheric River Stalls in Southern California, Adding to String of Floods and Mudslides ↗northernpen.ca · Recorded source date: Aug 19, 2026, 9:02 PM UTC

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