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Beloved buffet chain plans California comeback. Here's where

Beloved buffet chain plans California comeback. Here's where

Sweet Tomatoes, known as Souplantation in Southern California, announced a California comeback. Here's where the new location is planned.
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How can Californians prepare for potential flooding ahead of storms?

How can Californians prepare for potential flooding ahead of storms?

Hurricane Rachel looms from the Pacific, bringing respite from the heat, but other extreme weather with it.
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What to know about Hurricane Rachel's impact on Southern California

What to know about Hurricane Rachel's impact on Southern California

Hurricane Rachel's remnants could bring up to 2 inches of rain, mountain snow and coastal flooding to Southern California through early next week.
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The 38 Best Restaurants in Miami

The 38 Best Restaurants in Miami

All of Miami's essential meals, from Cuban classics to global fusion
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The Best Restaurants in Highland Park, According to Eater Editors

The Best Restaurants in Highland Park, According to Eater Editors

Modern Mexican pastries, stacked sandwiches, and so much more
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Hurricane Rachel Brings Hazardous Surf to SoCal Beaches

Hurricane Rachel Brings Hazardous Surf to SoCal Beaches

Hurricane Rachel, currently churning off the coast of Mexico, is generating southerly swells that are impacting Southern California beaches. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued beach hazard warnings and coastal flood advisories for Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange, and San Diego counties. Forecasters warn of life-threatening rip currents and elevated surf, with waves reaching 5 to 6 feet in some areas. Ventura County beaches are expected to see 2- to 4-foot surf, while Orange and San Diego counties may experience swells of 3 to 5 feet, with sets up to 6 feet. These conditions are expected to persist through the end of the week, with coastal flooding concerns continuing until Friday. Meteorologists note that the southerly direction of the swells is unusual for the region, increasing risks for inexperienced swimmers.
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Hurricane Rachel swell brings hazardous conditions to SoCal beaches

Hurricane Rachel swell brings hazardous conditions to SoCal beaches

Hurricane Rachel is sending elevated surf and dangerous rip currents toward Southern California beaches through the end of the week.
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Oklahoma City to Host Olympic Slalom Paddle and Softball Events in 2028

Oklahoma City to Host Olympic Slalom Paddle and Softball Events in 2028

Oklahoma City to Host Olympic Slalom Paddle and Softball Events in 2028
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Souplantation Is Coming Back to Southern California in 2027

Souplantation Is Coming Back to Southern California in 2027

The beloved all-you-can-eat buffet will reopen in Fountain Valley, along with the muffins, soups, and tarragon tuna salad
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Hurricane Rachel may weaken, but California flooding threats could grow

Hurricane Rachel may weaken, but California flooding threats could grow

Hurricane Rachel is expected to weaken, but heavy rain, flooding, wind and dangerous surf could still affect Southern California.
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Hurricane Rachel Brings High Surf to Southern California

Hurricane Rachel Brings High Surf to Southern California

Hurricane Rachel, currently located approximately 500 miles off the coast of Mexico, is generating significant swell energy that will impact Southern California beaches this week. Although the hurricane is not expected to make landfall, its effects include elevated surf, beach erosion, and potentially dangerous rip currents. The National Weather Service has issued beach hazard statements for Los Angeles and Ventura counties from Tuesday afternoon through late Tuesday night, and for Orange and San Diego counties through Friday evening. Additionally, a coastal flood advisory will be in effect from Wednesday morning through Friday night, with tides expected to remain high into the weekend.
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Hurricane Rachel to Bring Heavy Rain and Coastal Flooding to Southern California

Hurricane Rachel to Bring Heavy Rain and Coastal Flooding to Southern California

Hurricane Rachel, currently active in the Pacific, is expected to weaken into a post-tropical system as it approaches Southern California this weekend. The storm is forecast to bring heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and significant coastal flooding to the region. Meteorologists predict wave heights of 10 to 12 feet, with some rogue waves reaching up to 15 feet along coastal areas from San Luis Obispo to Ensenada, Mexico. Rainfall totals could range from 0.25 to 2 inches, with the heaviest precipitation expected south and east of Los Angeles. The storm is part of an unusually active tropical weather pattern in the region.