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SoCal Coast Braces for Major Coastal Flooding
25 Oct
Summary
- Coastal flood warnings for Orange County start Sunday morning.
- High tides expected Monday-Thursday, peaking Tuesday.
- Flooding may impact roads, structures, and rail service.
Coastal flood warnings are now in effect for Orange County, California, starting Sunday morning and extending through Thursday afternoon. Residents and authorities are preparing for several days of unusually high tides. These elevated tides pose a risk of flooding to roads, low-lying structures, and could potentially disrupt vital rail services.
In addition to the Orange County warnings, coastal flood advisories have been issued for beaches in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Beach amenities like parking lots, bike paths, and walkways are expected to experience flooding. The most significant tidal surges are predicted between Monday, October 26, and Thursday, October 29, with the peak expected on Tuesday morning.
