Southern California Flood Advisories Extended
Southern California Flood Advisories Extended
US · Published Oct 29, 2026
• Unusually high tides have caused flooding in low-lying areas across Southern California, including Newport Beach and Long Beach. The National Weather Service has extended flood advisories for all coastal counties in the region through 2 p.m. Friday, October 30,
• Originally set to expire Thursday, the advisories were extended due to persistent high tides and southwesterly swells. Some areas, such as Long Beach, have experienced seawater reaching the base of buildings, with tides approaching record levels. The San Pedro tide gauge recorded 8.02 feet on Monday, breaking a previous record from

Impact & Risks

Flooding has impacted low-lying coastal areas, with seawater encroaching on structures and streets. Long Beach has been particularly affected, with tides reaching record levels. Orange and San Diego counties face higher risks due to their exposure to southwesterly swells. Residents in these areas may experience property damage and disruptions. The extended advisories aim to mitigate risks as tides gradually subside into the weekend.

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