The anticipated El Niño conditions could lead to widespread impacts across California. Coastal regions may experience significant flooding due to elevated sea levels and king tides, particularly during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Transportation disruptions on major highways and interstates in low-lying areas are a concern. In the Sierra Nevada, lower elevations may see rain instead of snow, potentially affecting water resources and winter tourism. Meanwhile, higher elevations could face heavy snowfall, creating avalanche risks. Severe weather events, including thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes, may also pose threats to safety and infrastructure. The combination of these factors could result in substantial economic and environmental challenges for the state.