Coastal Flood Advisory in San Diego Through Tuesday
• A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for San Diego County's coastline through noon on Tuesday, November 10,
• Elevated surf and unusually high tides are expected, with morning high tides exceeding seven feet. The highest tides are forecasted for Sunday and Monday, ranging between 7.4 and 7.6 feet. Surf conditions along west-facing beaches will generally range from 3 to 6 feet, with sets potentially reaching 7 feet on Monday due to a building northwest swell. The combination of elevated surf and high tides may lead to minor coastal flooding, with the possibility of more significant flooding in some areas.
Impact & Risks
Beachgoers and residents along San Diego County's coastline should prepare for potential minor coastal flooding due to elevated surf and high tides. West-facing beaches are particularly at risk, with tides reaching up to 7.6 feet and surf heights potentially hitting 7 feet. While the flooding is expected to be minor, localized areas may experience more significant impacts. Those in flood-prone areas should remain vigilant and take necessary precautions.
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