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Bay Area Faces Coastal Flooding Alert
11 Oct
Summary
- Coastal flood advisory in effect until Tuesday Oct. 13.
- Up to 1.4 ft of inundation possible in low-lying areas.
- High tides will impact coastal trails and beaches.
A coastal flood advisory has been issued for the San Francisco Bay shoreline, remaining in effect until Tuesday, October 13. This advisory warns of potential inundation of up to 1.4 feet in areas close to shorelines and tidal waterways.
High tides are expected to exceed normal levels on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, with predictions indicating surge that will enhance the astronomical tide. This elevated water level could lead to flooding of parks, lots, and roads, potentially causing isolated closures.
Coastal trails and some low-lying beaches may experience increased water and wave action, impacting accessibility. Residents are advised to be aware of these conditions and take necessary precautions to protect property. Information on sandbag usage and distribution points in affected counties is also provided.
