Avila Pier prepares for historic El Niño storm season ahead. The report placed the development in Morro Bay. Pigeon reported that the Harbor District staff is working to shore up some of the pier with just temporary bracing until they can get out to the, the part that's really most damaged, which is farther out at the end,.

Pigeon reported that when we get into this kind of situation, it's tricky because we just don't have data for what this could mean,. Pigeon reported that when we look at previous really strong El Niños, we're looking at more rain, we're looking at more flooding risk and more coastal erosion, plus more winds and waves associated with those large-scale storms. Pigeon reported that when we look at damage to piers and things like that, a lot of the times it's kind of a two-part risk,.

Pigeon reported that it's just been out of service for such a long time that I'm just hopeful they'll get it going real soon,.

Pigeon said, “The Harbor District staff is working to shore up some of the pier with just temporary bracing until they can get out to the, the part that's really most damaged, which is farther out at the end,”.

Storms made the Avila Pier unsafe to fully walk in 2015. Now, with an El Niño on the way and a Governor's state of emergency declared for California, the clock is ticking even faster. The fence keeping visitors from reaching the end of….

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