As September marks Preparedness Month, Cal OES has taken its first steps in a decisive strategy to confront an exceptionally powerful El Niño, reminiscent of crucial El Niño years that have marked California's history. The State's past experiences with these events provide insights into the scenarios Californians may face in 2026, emphasizing the significance of being prepared and planning accordingly. According to an internal Army message reviewed by CBS News, some units might be called upon within 90-120 days to tackle these impending challenges. California's Governor Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) continues to demonstrates thought leadership by urging every Californian to develop and implement a plan, reinforcing the state's bias for action in the face of the unknown.
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Written by Nik Frost
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