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Good Morning, I'm Cedric and this is.

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Your EM Morning Brief for Friday 2nd January 2026.

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We start with coastal flooding risks on the West Coast.

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The National Weather Service has a coastal.

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Flood warning around San Francisco Bay through.

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Saturday afternoon and broader coastal flood advisories.

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Along the Pacific coast and Monterey Bay through Sunday.

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Expect nuisance flooding around the morning, high.

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Tides and some low lying road closures.

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Coastal flood products are also up today.

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For parts of the Washington and Oregon coasts tied to king tides in the mountains.

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A winter storm is underway from the.

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Sierra Nevada into adjacent ranges with heavy.

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Snow and difficult travel across the Great Lakes.

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Lake effect snow continues today with localized.

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Hazardous travel in parts of New York.

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Michigan and Ohio over Alaska waters.

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Mariners face heavy freezing spray and gales.

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In places in the tropics.

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The National Hurricane center reports no active tropical cyclones.

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USGS shows no magnitude 4.5 or greater.

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Earthquakes in the US in the past day.

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Monitoring continues.

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Let's run through the states.

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Alaska Hazardous marine conditions persist in parts.

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Of the Bering and surrounding waters with.

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Heavy freezing spray warnings posted and SEAS.

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Building above 20 foot at times through the weekend.

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California Two main hazards today.

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One coastal flood warning for the San.

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Francisco Bay shoreline 7am today to 2pm.

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Saturday, then coastal flood advisory through Sunday.

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Afternoon along the Outer coast and Monterey Bay.

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Two winter storm warnings for the Sierra.

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And Lassen Plumas zones from late tonight into the weekend with heavy snow and chain controls.

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Hawaii High surf advisory continues for north.

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Facing shores on the Big island today with 10 to 15 foot surf.

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A coastal flood statement notes minor nighttime.

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High tide flooding possible in low lying areas.

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Marine hazards today include gale warnings and.

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Freezing spray advisories on portions of the Gulf of Maine.

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Michigan Upper Peninsula Winter weather advisories continue.

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This morning for Alger Luce, Northern Schoolcraft.

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And western Chippewa with additional lake effect accumulations up to 3 inches and slick roads.

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Nevada Sierra Front Tahoe Area Winter storm.

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Warnings remain in effect across higher terrain with periods of heavy snow and gusty ridge winds.

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New York Western and Central Nye Winter storm warning continues today for portions of.

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The Buffalo south towns and adjacent counties with lake effect snow.

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Winter weather advisories elsewhere including southern Herkimer.

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And parts of central ny, Ohio Far Northeast counties Winter weather advisory today for.

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Ashtabula inland lakeshore with 1 to 4.

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Inches additional lake effect snow and hazardous roads.

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Oregon Coast Coastal flood advisory for Clatsup.

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Tillamook and the south Washington coast 9am to 2pm today for minor tidal overflow near king tides.

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The South Central coast remains under advisory.

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Through Saturday early afternoon.

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Pennsylvania Northwest Lake effect impacts clip Crawford.

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Erie counties with winter weather advisories and ongoing slick conditions.

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Washington Pacific Coast Coastal flood warning Late morning to early afternoon today on parts.

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Of the outer coast for example Grays.

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Harbor area with additional coastal flood watch.

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For a repeat window Saturday.

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Brief tidal overflow and low lying road.

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Closures are possible around peak tides.

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All other states have no significant updates.

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In the last 24 hours.

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That's the EM morning brief for Friday, January 2nd.

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Source links are in the notes below.

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Stay safe.