Map (arrow added) and headline: KTLA, 11/13/2026
Mark Sternfield reports:
Climatologists are marveling at the scope and scale of a weather event unfolding along California’s coast that’s never occurred before – at least not in recorded history.
A marine heat wave is making the Pacific Ocean feel more like Florida, with astounding temperatures double digits above normal.
“We have never seen water this warm off California in November in our lifetimes,” said Colin McCarthy, founder of Storm Watch.
For example, a buoy off Santa Maria in Santa Barbara County recorded an ocean temperature of 71.5 degrees on Wednesday, 13 degrees above the average for this time of year. [emphasis added]
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