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El Niño winter forecast Developing

First reported Oct 14, 12:49 PM ET by Newsweek · ongoing, 46 hours so far

Dozens of California dams need repair as El Niño winter draws closer (opens the original story in a new tab)

NBC NewsOct 14, 3:12 PM

6 / 27 outletsNot yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, New York Post, Business Insider +17
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7
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161K
Running
46h

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Outlet First seen Articles Videos First headline
Newsweek Oct 14, 12:49 PM First 2 0
NBC News Oct 14, 3:12 PM 1 0
Associated Press Oct 15, 8:00 AM 1 0
Los Angeles Times Oct 15, 8:30 AM 1 0
CNN Oct 15, 12:26 PM 1 1
The New York Times Oct 16, 12:00 AM 1 0

Not yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, New York Post, Business Insider, CNBC, Fox News, The Epoch Times, The Hill, Breitbart, HuffPost, Newsmax, ABC News, The Washington Post, Politico, MS NOW, USA Today, CBS News, The Wall Street Journal, TIME, NTD, Vox

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2 posts from outlets’ official accounts · 95 likes in all

78 likes · 29 reposts

17 likes · 8 reposts

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