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Santa Clara County prepares creeks for potential El Niño flooding

Valley Water is taking steps to reduce flood risks in San Jose and nearby areas ahead of the rainy season.

Oct 27, 2026, 1:14 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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As the rainy season begins, Santa Clara County officials are preparing for the possibility of an El Niño event that could bring heavy and prolonged rainfall to the region, San José Spotlight reported.

Valley Water is focusing on flood preparedness to address increased risks along streets, low-lying areas, and local waterways in San Jose and surrounding communities.

While the exact timing and intensity of storms cannot be predicted, officials emphasize that effective flood management starts well before storms arrive.

These preparations aim to protect residents and infrastructure from potential flooding during the upcoming winter season in Santa Clara County.

Sources
  1. San José Spotlight: Beall: Preparing our creeks for an El Niño winter
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